Serving Bracknell, Wokingham, Basingstoke, Tilehurst & Surrounding Areas
Gravelling

Gravelling
in Berkshire & Hampshire

Low-maintenance gravel solutions for driveways, paths, and garden borders — attractive, permeable, and affordable.

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About This Service

Professional Gravelling
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Gravelling is one of the most cost-effective ways to transform driveways, paths, and garden areas. We supply and install a wide range of gravels including pea gravel, golden gravel, slate chips, and decorative aggregates. Every gravelling project includes proper edging to keep the gravel contained, weed membrane installation to minimise maintenance, and professional levelling for a neat, uniform finish.

Materials We Work With

Pea gravelGolden gravelSlate chipsCotswold stoneDecorative aggregates

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Key Benefits

Why choose First Class for your gravelling project

  • Fully permeable — meets SuDS drainage requirements

  • One of the most affordable surfacing options available

  • Low maintenance with weed membrane installed underneath

  • Wide range of colours and sizes to complement your garden

Common Questions

Gravelling FAQs

Everything you need to know before getting in touch

Q1

How deep should gravel be for a driveway?

For a driveway, we recommend a minimum depth of 50mm (2 inches) of gravel over a compacted sub-base and weed membrane. This provides a stable surface that drains freely and prevents rutting under vehicle weight.

Q2

Will gravel spread everywhere?

With proper edging installed — whether brick, timber, or metal — gravel stays neatly contained. We always install quality edging as part of our gravelling service to prevent migration onto lawns and pavements.

Q3

Does gravel need maintenance?

Gravel requires very little maintenance. We install weed membrane beneath the gravel to suppress weeds. Occasionally you may need to rake the surface level and top up with a fresh layer every few years.