A&A Construction & Surfacing Ltd installs professional tarmac driveways throughout Kent for homeowners looking to create practical, attractive and clearly defined off-road parking. Based in Medway and backed by over 25 years of experience, we undertake complete driveway projects from the initial ground preparation through to the finished tarmac surface.

Whether you are replacing an older driveway, creating off-road parking for the first time or improving a larger property frontage, our experience in tarmac surfacing, groundworks, drainage and dropped kerbs allows us to undertake the different stages required for a complete installation.

Tarmac Driveway Contractors in Kent

Tarmac remains a popular choice for driveways because it creates a continuous surface that works particularly well across practical parking and vehicle access areas.

A&A Construction & Surfacing installs new and replacement tarmac driveways throughout Kent, working with properties of different sizes and layouts. Each project is considered individually according to the existing frontage and the parking area being created.

New Tarmac Driveways

A completely new driveway can transform how the front of a property is used. Areas that previously formed part of a garden or other frontage can, where appropriate, be prepared to create useful off-road parking.

These projects can involve substantially more than laying the final surface. Excavation, ground preparation, drainage and vehicle access may all need to be considered before the new tarmac driveway is completed.

Replacement Tarmac Driveways

If your existing driveway has become worn or no longer provides the appearance you want, replacing it provides an opportunity to renew the surface and reconsider the surrounding area at the same time.

We undertake replacement driveway projects throughout Kent and can carry out the associated preparation required before the new tarmac surface is installed.

Transforming Your Property Frontage

A driveway occupies a significant part of many property frontages, so its layout can influence both appearance and everyday practicality. A new tarmac driveway can be incorporated into a wider improvement that considers parking, pedestrian access and the route between the road and the property.

Our wider services include paving, paths, steps, brickwork and hard landscaping, allowing additional frontage work to be incorporated where required.

Ground Preparation for Tarmac Driveways

The finished tarmac is only one stage of a new driveway installation. The area beneath it needs to be appropriately prepared for the proposed driveway and existing site conditions.

Groundworks form a core part of A&A Construction & Surfacing's services. Where required, we can undertake excavation and preparation as part of the complete driveway project rather than providing only the final surfacing.

Driveway Drainage

Drainage and existing ground levels need to be considered when creating or substantially changing a hard-surfaced frontage. The way water moves around the property can be affected when an area is converted into a driveway.

A&A Construction & Surfacing provides drainage alongside our driveway and groundwork services, allowing associated drainage work to be incorporated where required.

Tarmac Driveways & Dropped Kerbs

Creating off-road parking also requires suitable vehicle access. If an appropriate crossover does not already exist, a dropped kerb may be required to provide access between the highway and the new driveway.

We are council certified for dropped kerb works and can undertake the physical crossover construction where the necessary property-specific permissions and relevant local authority requirements have been satisfied.

FREE Dropped Kerb With Qualifying New Driveways

A&A Construction & Surfacing currently offers a FREE dropped kerb with every qualifying new driveway installation.

For eligible tarmac driveway projects, this provides an opportunity to combine the new parking area and vehicle access within the same overall project. The offer is subject to site suitability, required permissions and relevant local authority requirements, so contact us for full details.

Tarmac for Larger Driveway Areas

Tarmac is particularly well suited to creating a continuous finish across larger parking areas. It can also be combined with other external features where the property owner wants to introduce additional definition around the driveway.

Depending on the wider project, paving, paths, steps or brickwork can be incorporated into the surrounding frontage while tarmac forms the main vehicle parking surface.

Driveways for Everyday Vehicle Access

A driveway needs to work as part of the everyday use of the property. The available frontage, position of the property entrance and relationship with the highway can all influence how the parking area is arranged.

Where substantial changes are being made, our experience across driveways, groundworks and vehicle crossovers allows the different elements to be considered as part of one project.

Tarmac Driveways & Vehicle Crossovers

Where a new driveway is being created, the route from the road onto private property needs to form part of the overall planning for the project. The physical crossover and driveway can be undertaken together once the relevant requirements for the property have been met.

This can be particularly useful when an existing frontage is being transformed into off-road parking for the first time.

Tarmac Driveways for Existing Parking Areas

Not every project requires a completely new layout. Where suitable off-road parking and vehicle access already exist, a new tarmac driveway can be used to renew and improve the existing area.

We can assess the physical work required and undertake the preparation and surfacing involved in creating the replacement driveway.

Tarmac, Resin Bound or Block Paving?

A&A Construction & Surfacing installs tarmac, resin bound and block paved driveways throughout Kent. Each creates a distinctly different appearance, giving homeowners several options when planning a new driveway.

Tarmac provides a continuous and straightforward finish, resin bound surfacing offers a decorative aggregate appearance, while block paving uses individual paving units to create a more defined paved surface.

More Than Tarmac Driveways

Our work extends beyond domestic driveway installation. A&A Construction & Surfacing provides groundworks, site preparation, drainage, concrete laying, landscaping, dropped kerbs and commercial surfacing throughout Kent.

Our broader tarmac and surfacing services also cover projects including car parks, forecourts, pavements, repairs and other external surfaced areas.

Tarmac Driveways in Medway

Based in Medway, we install tarmac driveways throughout Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham and Strood. Our local services cover everything from replacement driveway surfacing to complete new parking areas involving groundworks and vehicle access.

Tarmac Driveways Across Kent

Our wider coverage extends throughout Kent, including Maidstone, Sittingbourne, Faversham, Canterbury, Herne Bay, Gravesend, Dartford, Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Royal Tunbridge Wells and Ashford and surrounding areas.

If you're unsure whether your property falls within our service area, contact us with your postcode and details of the driveway you are considering.

Over 25 Years of Experience

A&A Construction & Surfacing brings more than 25 years of experience to driveway, groundwork and surfacing projects. Our experience across these complementary services allows us to undertake complete tarmac driveway projects rather than focusing solely on the finished surface.

From preparing the site through to driveway surfacing and associated vehicle access, we provide professional solutions for properties throughout Kent.

Get a Free Tarmac Driveway Quote in Kent

If you're considering a new or replacement tarmac driveway in Kent, contact A&A Construction & Surfacing for a free, no-obligation quotation. Tell us about your existing frontage, the parking area you want to create and whether vehicle access is already in place, and we can discuss the requirements of your project.