Areas We Cover
Where We Install Pattern Imprinted Concrete
Driveway & Decking Co. work from a base in Sawtry, near Huntingdon. Below is every town and village we publish a dedicated page for, grouped the way the county actually works rather than the way a map looks. Each page is written for that place: its housing, its ground, its access and the questions people there actually ask.
Huntingdonshire
The district Driveway & Decking Co. are based in. Sawtry is the yard, and the market towns and villages around it are the work we do most of.
- Imprinted concrete in HuntingdonFrom the Georgian frontages on Market Hill to the long estate rows at Oxmoor and Hartford, Huntingdon has about four different kinds of front garden. Here is how imprinted concrete handles each of them.
- Imprinted concrete in St NeotsFour old settlements, two new estates and a river through the middle. St Neots frontages vary more than almost anywhere else we work.
- Imprinted concrete in St IvesA riverside market town where the frontages get wider the further you walk from the bridge. That is the single biggest factor in what an imprinted concrete driveway can do here.
- Imprinted concrete in SawtryThis is the village we work from. Our yard is on Glatton Road, so Sawtry frontages are the ones we know best of all.
- Imprinted concrete in RamseyA former abbey town sitting on an island of firmer ground with the fen all around it. In Ramsey, what is under the drive matters more than what is on top of it.
- Imprinted concrete in WarboysA long village strung along a ridge above the fen, with plots deep enough to do something interesting at the front.
- Imprinted concrete in BramptonAn old village with a former airbase grafted on to it. Brampton frontages fall into three clear generations, and each one asks a different question.
- Imprinted concrete in GodmanchesterA Roman town with a Georgian face and a flood meadow on its doorstep. Godmanchester rewards a careful colour choice more than almost anywhere in Huntingdonshire.
- Imprinted concrete in Little PaxtonA village that grew where the gravel was dug. Little Paxton frontages are mostly postwar, mostly regular, and mostly ready for a straightforward job.
- Imprinted concrete in BuckdenAn old coaching village on the Great North Road, now bypassed and quiet. Buckden frontages reward restraint.
- Imprinted concrete in AlconburyA brook running through the middle of the old village and a brand new settlement on the old airfield. Alconbury asks two completely different design questions.
- Imprinted concrete in YaxleyOne of the biggest villages in the county, built on the clay that built Peterborough. Yaxley has more variety of frontage than most towns.
- Imprinted concrete in FenstantonA village with a clock tower at its centre and Capability Brown in its churchyard. Fenstanton frontages are small in the old core and generous on the edges.
Cambridge & South Cambridgeshire
The city itself and the villages on the fen edge and the clay plateau to the north and west of it.
- Imprinted concrete in CambridgeA city of narrow Victorian frontages, 1930s semis and a great many gardens that are smaller than the parking space someone wants to put in them.
- Imprinted concrete in Papworth EverardA village that was built around a hospital and then rebuilt around its departure. Papworth Everard frontages are newer than almost anywhere else we work.
- Imprinted concrete in Bar HillA village designed on paper in the 1960s and built around a central green. Bar Hill frontages repeat, which makes the design decision unusually clear.
- Imprinted concrete in HistonA village on the edge of Cambridge with a jam factory in its history and a busway on its doorstep. Frontages here run from Victorian cottage to modern estate.
- Imprinted concrete in OverA fen edge village with one of the finest church spires in the county and a lot of ground that sits lower than you would like it to.
- Imprinted concrete in SwaveseyA medieval market village on the fen edge, with moats, a wide old market area and plots that are almost never a neat rectangle.
Peterborough
Peterborough is a separate unitary authority rather than part of the administrative county, so it is treated as its own area rather than folded into Cambridgeshire.
Not on the list?
These are the places we publish a page for, not the whole of what we will look at. If your project is somewhere nearby, send the postcode with your quote request or call 07949 078999 and we will tell you straight away whether it is something we can take on.
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