Built up in layers
Dug out to a proper depth and built back up in compacted layers, which is the part you never see and the reason it lasts.
Concept website by Lavery Leads
About
Kesh Lane Groundworks is a concept business created to show how a surfacing and groundworks contractor can sell the part of the job nobody can see.
A driveway is sold on the surface and fails on the base. The difference between a drive that lasts and one that breaks up at the edges in two winters is depth, compaction, edging and drainage, none of which is visible once the job is finished.
This concept site is built to make that argument. The layers are explained, drainage is treated as part of the design rather than an afterthought, and the work is shown with enough detail that a homeowner can ask a competing quote the right questions.
How we work
Dug out to a proper depth and built back up in compacted layers, which is the part you never see and the reason it lasts.
Falls, channels and soakaways are designed in, not added after the first heavy rain.
Excavated material removed and disposed of properly, priced in the quote rather than added later.
The process
We look at levels, access, drainage and what's under the existing surface.
Depths, materials and edge details specified, with muck away included.
Dug to formation, sub-base laid and compacted in layers, drainage installed.
Surfacing laid, edges restrained, and the site swept and cleared.
Tell Kesh Lane Groundworks what you've noticed and where the property is, and you'd get a written, itemised quote with no obligation.