DM Driveways About Us Page

DM driveways have been providing a profession kerbing, paving and

flagging services (and more – see services page) for over 20 years.

The foundation to DM driveways being specialist paving trade being

passed down from father to son. Pictured right is David Mitchell

proprietor of DM Driveways who is following in his fathers footsteps in

the pavia business. Building Blocks to the perfect Driveway DM Driveways recognize the key to delivering a professionally laid

pavia dose not only rely on knowing the best techniques for doing the

job right, but also that both practical hands-on experience and the right

tools are used. The knowledge and experience behind DM Driveways success as a a superior supplied of quality driveways

and patios comes in the form of our hard working team, seen right and below. They are Steven, Paul, and

Andrew. Hopefully you will also notice throughout the web site David is never far away when hands-on work

is required. For even the smallest of pavia or kerbing jobs many tons of

hardcore and sand must be laid prior to the patio or driveway

being laid – not to mention the brick weight itself. For that

reason we at DM driveways use the appropriate machinery for

the job. The pictures below show just some of the many tools

needed to deliver the perfect finish – your driveway. Safety Hopeful you will notice in these pictures and throughout the

web site not only are the proper tools used but also the correct

safety equipment – steel toed boots, anti-vibration gloves,

dust-masks, ear protectors and more are used. Should we be unsuccessful in wining your business and you

do decide to attempt your driveway or patio job yourself,

please do remember that what looks like a very simple and

straight forward task ‘setting bricks or flagstones on the ground in a row’ is actually a very hazardous task, not just for those

without the proper equipment and experience in pavia or

flagstone laying, but also for professional teams like ourselves

– hence our stringent use of safety equipment, yes, even our

team drop bricks on our toes from time to time or get sand

flicked in our face.