Built to last, finished with style.
We create beautiful private roads and driveways for estates, farms, and rural properties. Combining robust construction techniques with premium finishes, we ensure every surface can handle heavy use while complementing its surroundings. From practical farm access roads to elegant estate entrances, we deliver results built to impress.
Strong Foundations for Smooth Access
Whether you need a farm track to withstand heavy machinery or a driveway to set the tone for a country estate, the quality of the surface matters. We specialise in designing and constructing roads and driveways that combine structural integrity with visual appeal. Using top-grade stone, tarmac, or resin-bound finishes, our builds are engineered for longevity and designed to enhance your property’s appearance from the very first approach.
Why Choose Tomley Projects
- Engineered durability: Roads and driveways designed for long-term performance.
- Tailored finishes: From rustic gravel to sleek resin-bound surfaces.
- Precision installation: Built with exacting attention to gradient and drainage.
- Full project delivery: From site clearance to edging and landscaping.
Private Road & Driveway Options
Tarmac Driveways and Roads
- Smooth, long-lasting finish ideal for regular vehicle use.
- Weather-resistant and low maintenance.
- Professional edging for a neat, finished look.
Resin-Bound Driveways
- Highly decorative with multiple colour options.
- Permeable surface helps with drainage.
- Resistant to weeds and cracking.
Gravel Drives and Tracks
- Traditional, cost-effective rural look.
- Quick to install with minimal disruption.
- Suitable for large driveways and long private roads.
Hardcore and Stone Access Roads
- Heavy-duty option for farm or construction traffic.
- Robust base that withstands heavy loads.
- Ideal for agricultural and commercial estates.
Our Build Process
Consultation & Planning: We assess ground conditions, intended use, and preferred finish before creating a detailed plan.
Ground Preparation: Clearing, grading, and creating the correct sub-base to prevent future settlement or cracking.
Drainage Installation: Integrating appropriate drainage solutions to protect the surface and surrounding land.
Surface Laying: Installing the chosen material with precision, ensuring an even and durable finish.
Edging & Finishing Touches: Adding kerbs, landscaping, or gates to complete the project in style.
Jamie Magee, Magee Equine, Breaking and Pre-Training
I have worked with Tom and his team at Tomley Projects over a number of years on various projects. During the last 12 months they have been fundamental to the transformation of my new property; putting in a new entrance, fencing paddocks and installing a circular 1.5 furlong gallop and a 3 furlong straight gallop. Tom and his team are very professional, all of the work has been completed on schedule and on budget and I could not be happier with the results!
Frequently Asked Questions
The best surface depends on use, appearance, and budget. Tarmac is durable and low maintenance, resin-bound offers a premium decorative finish, gravel gives a traditional feel, and hardcore is best for agricultural access. We’ll help you choose the most suitable option for your needs.
With correct construction and maintenance, tarmac or resin surfaces can last 15–20 years, while gravel and hardcore may need more frequent topping up. A solid sub-base and good drainage are key to longevity.
Yes. We regularly construct farm tracks and access roads for tractors, lorries, and other heavy vehicles. These are engineered with thicker sub-bases and high-strength materials to cope with constant, heavy loads. You can read more on our Agricultural Tracks and Hardstandings page.
Absolutely. We integrate drainage solutions from the start to ensure water doesn’t pool on or damage the surface. This may include ditches, soakaways, or channel drains.
Yes. We offer a range of materials, colours, and edging styles so the road or driveway complements your property’s architecture and landscaping.
We work to minimise disruption, often completing work in sections so you can still access your property during the project.