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Company details
- Paving Contractor
- Asphalt Contractor
- Construction and maintenance office
- Excavating Contractor
- Landscaping Service
- Retaining Wall Contractor
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At TR Drives & Patios, we believe the entrance to your home should be as impressive as the home itself. Specialising in high-quality block paving, resin, and natural stone, we combine expert craftsmanship with durable materials to transform tired driveways and gardens into stunning, functional spaces. From the first stone laid to the final sweep, our focus is on precision, longevity, and a finish that stands the test of time.
Contact info
Business First Lancaster House Amy Johnson Way, FY42RP, Blackpool, United Kingdom
- 01253 846865
- info@trdrives.co.uk
- trdrives.co.uk
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