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Block Paving Liverpool


Block Paving Liverpool

 

We are a proffessional block paving company installing block paving to all types of driveways, patios and paths. We believe that we are the leading block paving company in Merseyside and as a Marshalls approved block paving contractor we can also offer you a 10 year guarantee on your project should you use Marshalls products.

 

Here are just some of our block paving installations carried out in the merseyside area:

 

Marshalls Drivesett Tegula Driveway - Toxteth

This project was carried out in the Toxteth  area of Liverpool Merseyside.The block paving product used on this project was Marshalls Drivesett Tegula in a Pennant grey colour. We have also created a raised lawn using kerbs. To view more pictures of this project please click the link above.


 

 

Marshalls Drivesett Tegula - Woolton

This project was carried out int he Woolton area of Merseyside. The block paving product used here was Marshalls Drivesett Tegula block paving. We have also included a recessed manhole cover in this installation and a new lawn.To view more pictures of this project please click the link above.

 


Block Paving Driveway - St.Helens

This project was carried out in the Rainford area of St.Helens, Merseyside. We have installed a new block paving driveway using Marshalls Drivesett Tegula in a traditional colour.To view more pictures of this project please click the link above.

 

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