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YOUR HOME.
INSIDE & OUT.

A smarter driveway. A garden you love. A home that works for you.

Driveways, patios, roofing and home improvements in Clitheroe, the Ribble Valley and across Lancashire. From a single job to bringing the whole project together, let’s talk about what you have in mind.

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AI-generated inspiration: porcelain patio and dining area beside a stone home
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DOMESTIC BUILDING & HOME IMPROVEMENTS

FROM THE DRIVEWAY
TO THE BACK GARDEN.

Practical improvements with a finish you can enjoy. Explore the work below, then tell us about your ideas, location and budget.

Illustrative buff resin-bound driveway with charcoal edging outside a stone home
AI-generated inspiration

01 / A SMARTER ARRIVAL

Resin-bound driveways & paths

Give the front of your home a fresh, considered finish. Resin-bound surfacing brings together natural aggregate colours, neat borders and a smooth appearance for driveways, paths and garden areas.

We discuss the existing surface, excavation, sub-base, drainage and edging before recommending the build-up for your property.

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Illustrative porcelain patio with outdoor dining beside a Lancashire-style stone home
AI-generated inspiration

02 / MORE ROOM OUTSIDE

Patios, paving & outdoor living

Create a place for slow mornings, family barbecues and a bit more room to breathe. Choose from porcelain paving, Indian sandstone, natural stone and block paving to suit your home.

Patios, garden paths, steps, edging, retaining walls and drainage can be brought together as one agreed package.

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Illustrative dark tarmac driveway with light stone edging at a brick house
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03 / A CLEAN FINISH

Tarmac driveways & resurfacing

A smart, practical entrance starts with the preparation underneath. Talk to us about a new tarmac driveway, parking area, access path or replacing a worn surface.

We look at levels, drainage, kerbs and the condition of the base to establish whether resurfacing or a full reconstruction is appropriate.

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Illustrative charcoal flat roof and roof lantern on a stone house extension
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04 / LOOK AFTER YOUR HOME

GRP & EPDM rubber roofing

Improve an ageing flat roof or plan the finish for a new extension, garage or outbuilding. We welcome enquiries for GRP fibreglass roofing and EPDM rubber roofing.

Tell us about leaks, approximate roof size and access. The deck, roof falls, insulation, drainage and edge details help determine the right scope.

Discuss flat roofing

The images above are AI-generated design inspiration, not completed Hunter Construction projects. See photographs from our work further down this page.

CHOOSE THE FINISH THAT FITS

GOOD LOOKS.
PRACTICAL REASONS.

Each material has its strengths. Here’s why you might choose it, and what we need to check to make it work for your home.

Why choose GRP roofing?

  • A continuous finish: fibreglass reinforcement and resin form a roof covering in place, with details formed around edges and upstands.
  • A neat appearance: a hard topcoat and matching trims can give an extension or garage a clean, smart finish.
  • No torch-on installation: the system is applied cold, without the open flame used for torch-on felt.

Worth considering for: domestic flat roofs where a firm, suitable deck and carefully formed details can be provided.

Getting it right: the deck, movement detailing, dry weather during application and correct curing conditions are essential. A standard flat roof is not automatically suitable as a walk-on terrace. The roofing product, specification and any guarantee will be confirmed in your quotation.

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Why choose EPDM rubber roofing?

  • Flexible protection: the rubber membrane can accommodate normal building movement and changes in temperature.
  • Fewer seams: many straightforward domestic roofs can use a large single sheet, depending on the roof’s size and layout.
  • Weather resistance: EPDM is resistant to UV and ozone, with relatively little routine maintenance.

Worth considering for: extensions, garages and outbuildings needing a flexible flat-roof covering.

Getting it right: the substrate, adhesive, joints, outlets and edge details still matter. Keep drainage clear and protect the membrane from sharp objects and unplanned foot traffic.

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Why choose resin-bound surfacing?

  • The look of natural stone: choose aggregate colours that complement your house, walls and planting.
  • A bound finish: the stone is mixed into the resin, creating an even surface without a loose-gravel finish.
  • Drainage potential: water can pass through the surface when it forms part of a properly designed permeable construction.

Worth considering for: driveways, paths and garden areas where a decorative finish is a priority.

Getting it right: resin-bound and resin-bonded are different systems. A resin layer over an impermeable base does not make the whole driveway permeable. The base, drainage, intended loading and suitable resin specification must be checked. Occasional cleaning is still needed.

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Why choose tarmac?

  • A practical everyday surface: a correctly specified asphalt driveway is suited to regular vehicle use.
  • A simple, tidy appearance: a dark surface works well with contrasting kerbs, stone borders and entrance details.
  • Straightforward upkeep: a hard-wearing finish without lots of individual paving joints.

Worth considering for: driveways, parking areas and access routes where function and a clean finish come first.

Getting it right: preparation and compaction are crucial. Conventional tarmac requires suitable drainage; porous asphalt is a separate specification. We assess the existing base before proposing an overlay.

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Porcelain, natural stone or block paving?

  • Porcelain: a consistent, contemporary look with low water absorption and relatively easy cleaning. Choose an outdoor paving product suitable for the location and wet conditions.
  • Indian sandstone and natural stone: individual colour and texture variations give a patio character, particularly beside traditional brick and stone homes.
  • Block paving: a wide choice of patterns, colours and contrasting borders for driveways and paths. Individual blocks can be lifted where access or a local repair is needed.

The final choice should suit your budget, use and preferred maintenance level. A suitable base, laying method, joints, levels and drainage matter whichever finish you choose. We can talk through samples and the details before the specification is agreed.

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More about materials and drainage

General product information: Scott Bader GRP roofing, Elevate EPDM roofing, resin-bound and resin-bonded systems, Tarmac asphalt and Marshalls porcelain paving. These references explain material types; they do not indicate a Hunter accreditation or a promised product brand.

Drainage and any permissions should be checked for the property. See government guidance on front-garden surfacing.

THE REST OF THE WORK, TOO

ONE JOB.
OR THE WHOLE LIST.

There’s often more to a project than its final surface. Include the preparation, repairs and finishing touches in one conversation.

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Tree removal & garden clearance

Make space for your next project. Enquire about tree removal, stump removal, overgrown areas and garden clearance, with the method and access assessed for each site.

Tell us about any tree protection or conservation-area status. Required permissions and specialist requirements must be agreed before work starts.

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Fencing, gates & garden walls

Define your boundaries and finish your garden. Timber fencing, gates, brick and stone walls, retaining walls, copings and repairs can be included in your quotation.

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Drainage & groundworks

Deal with the ground before the finishing touches. Excavation, foundations, concrete bases, drainage repairs and surface water management for domestic projects.

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Extensions, building & repairs

Need more space, a new layout or help finishing a project? Discuss extensions, agreed building packages, renovations, outbuildings, decking and smaller repairs.

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FROM OUR PROJECT GALLERY

REAL WORK.
THE DETAILS MATTER.

A look at Hunter’s building and external works. Visit the full gallery to see more of the preparation and finished details.

Hunter project photograph of rendered extension, dark glazing and grey composite decking
Extension & composite decking
Hunter project photograph of grey decking beneath a timber pergola
Decking & timber pergola
Hunter project photograph of a surfaced footpath beside a stone wall
Footpath surfacing & edging
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STRAIGHTFORWARD FROM THE START

LET’S MAKE
A PLAN.

Good preparation starts with a clear conversation about what you want to achieve.

  1. Tell us what you have in mind

    Send your postcode, a description and a few photos. Rough measurements and your preferred timescale are useful too.

  2. Talk through the practical details

    We discuss access, materials, drainage and the existing condition, and arrange a site visit where needed.

  3. Agree the scope before work starts

    Your quotation sets out the agreed work and allowances, so you can see what is included and make an informed decision.

BASED IN NEWSHOLME, RIBBLE VALLEY

LOCAL HOMES.
PERSONAL ATTENTION.

Looking for domestic builders, a new driveway or a patio in Clitheroe or the Ribble Valley? Hunter Construction welcomes enquiries from homeowners in Whalley, Langho, Billington, Chatburn, Gisburn and the surrounding villages.

We also discuss suitable projects in Blackburn, Burnley, Padiham, Barrowford, Accrington, Nelson, Preston and across Lancashire. Send your postcode and the work you need so we can talk through your project.

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A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS

BEFORE WE GET STARTED.

What domestic projects can you quote for?

Driveways, patios, resin-bound surfacing, tarmacing, GRP and EPDM rubber roofing, tree removal, garden clearance, fencing, walls, drainage, extensions and smaller building repairs. You can combine several items in one enquiry.

Do you take on smaller jobs as well as larger projects?

Yes. Tell us about a single repair, a small paving area or a full home-and-garden improvement. Include the location, access and approximate size so we can discuss a suitable scope.

Which areas do you cover?

We are based in Newsholme in the Ribble Valley and welcome domestic enquiries from Clitheroe, Whalley, Langho, Billington, Chatburn, Gisburn and surrounding villages, as well as Blackburn, Burnley, Padiham, Barrowford and wider Lancashire.

Can you help me choose between resin, block paving and tarmac?

We can discuss the look you want, how the area will be used, your budget and the existing ground. Preparation, drainage, levels and access all affect the specification and price.

What should I send for a quotation?

Start with your postcode, contact details, a description, approximate dimensions and preferred timescale. Photos are useful; attach them to your email or WhatsApp message. Include drawings if you have them. A site visit may be needed before a firm quotation.

Can several jobs be included in one quotation?

Yes. Select a combined project in the enquiry form and list each part of the work. For example, you might want a driveway, new drainage, fencing and a rear patio priced together.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR HOME

GOT SOMETHING
IN MIND?

One repair, a fresh driveway or a complete garden transformation. Tell us what you’d like to do.

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OUR ESTIMATING SERVICE · PRICE MY WORKS

Need your building work pricing?

Planning an extension, driveway, patio or renovation? Price My Works can help you understand quantities and estimated costs from your plans, or review the detail in a builder’s quote.

Estimates from £118.80 including VAT (£99 + VAT). The exact scope, fee and timing are agreed before paid work.

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Free account; no payment on enquiry. Price My Works is a trading name of Hunter Construction Ltd. An estimating service is separate from Hunter’s quotation to carry out building work. Estimates depend on supplied information, specification and site conditions.