DRIVEWAYS IN
NURNEY.
Quality driveways and patios across Nurney, the small rural village south of Kildare Town on the Athy Road. Rural country properties, small village homes and longer approach drives. 45+ years of local experience.
DRIVEWAYS IN NURNEY.








OUR SERVICES IN
NURNEY.
Rated 5 stars by homeowners across Dublin and Leinster.
Every job backed by our 5-year workmanship guarantee.
Family-run, owner-operated, every job signed off by Paul.
Nurney is a small rural south Kildare village on the R418 between Kildare Town and Athy. Housing is small-village-scale with period homes around the village core, older family homes on approach roads, and rural properties in the surrounding countryside toward Cherryville and the Curragh fringes. Ground is mostly reasonable boulder clay and gravelly till. Kildare County Council handles all planning.
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Driveway Experts Serving Nurney
Nurney is a small rural south Kildare village on the R418 between Kildare Town and Athy. The housing mix is small-village-scale with period homes around the village core, older family homes along the approach roads, and rural properties in the surrounding countryside toward Cherryville, Kildangan and the Curragh fringes.
Being based in Kildare means Nurney is a 20-minute run for our crew. Most jobs start within two to three weeks of the signed quote.
Ground conditions are mostly reasonable boulder clay and gravelly till, similar to the wider Curragh-adjacent south Kildare area. Lower-lying rural plots can have softer ground needing deeper sub-base.
Tar and chip and tarmac are the dominant surfaces in Nurney, with gravel working well on longer rural drives. Natural stone patios suit rural gardens.
Full hardscape builds for larger rural plots are handled in-house with retaining walls and granite features.
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QUESTIONS.
"Paul & his team did a fantastic job on a substantial patio and garden upgrade. They were punctual, professional and very responsive to any amendments or alterations required."
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