Concrete and tarmac are two common choices for driveways, patios, and pathways, and of course both have their positives and negatives. Whilst we at divine landscapes believe that concrete driveways are superior, we will present a balance argument here to help you make up your mind when you’re choosing your new driveway. This choice is important, with a well-kept driveway able to add both appeal and value to your property.

You might have heard of pattern imprinted concrete before and wondered what it is and why so many people are choosing to go for it these days. Here we’ll look into what pattern imprinted concrete actually is.

Whilst fencing is often an overlooked part of the garden area, it can massively improve the aesthetic appeal, as well as improving the security and privacy of your property. If you’re looking to replace your old fencing, or get some new, then you’ve probably come across composite fencing. In this article we will explore what composite fencing is and give an assessment of the pros and cons.

The maintenance guide for pattern imprinted concrete drivewaysThe UK isn’t exactly known for its good weather, particularly here in the Northwest of England. This is particularly true when Winter comes around, with the weather able to take its toll on our property and driveways are no exception. In this article we hope to give you all the information you’ll need to maintain your pattern imprinted concrete driveway or patio and make sure that it keeps looking as good as new through all seasons. 

We know that having work done to your property can cause some inconveniences, but here at Divine Landscapes we want you to make the process as transparent as possible, so you can be prepared. As a result, we have put together this article to give you an insight into the process of getting your pattern imprinted concrete driveway installed. Whilst we expect disruptions to be minimal, we do expect some minor disruptions e.g., if you are having your driveway done, it is most likely that you will be unable to use your driveway for much of the project.