CDS Ltd we offer long-lasting, high-quality competitively priced block paving, driveways, patios and imprinted Concrete to all domestic and commercial properties in Coventry, Rugby, Nuneaton, Bedworth, Warwick, Leamington Spa and Lutterworth. We are a family run business with 20 years of experience/knowledge that we use to create spectacular looking patios and driveways in a myriad of patterns and colours. With offer affordable prices, bespoke designs, no hidden charges – and all our work is guaranteed. Our knowledgeable team provide great customer service from the first point of contact. We are also approved members of the Checkatrade.com for reputable businesses and genuine tradesmen. To learn more about how we can add value to your home and also about any our services contact us today.

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