How Much Does It Cost to Pave a Double Garage Driveway in Cape Town?

A double garage driveway in Cape Town costs R23,000 to R45,000 to pave in 2026. Here is the worked 55m2 quote breakdown, base spec and drainage cost.
Instant Lawn Prices in Cape Town: Kikuyu, LM Berea and Buffalo Compared per m²

Instant lawn in Cape Town runs R80 to R140 per m2 supplied and laid. Kikuyu, LM Berea and buffalo compared for our winter-rainfall climate.
Braai Area and Boma Costs in Cape Town: From a Simple Slab to a Full Entertainment Space

What a braai area or boma really costs in Cape Town, broken into three realistic tiers from a simple paved slab to a covered entertainment pavilion.
Garden Design Cost in Cape Town: What Designers and Landscapers Actually Charge

Garden design and garden build are separate purchases. Here is how Cape Town designers charge, what a real design package includes, and when paying for one is a waste of money.
Paving Repair Costs in Cape Town: Lift-and-Relay vs Full Replacement

Lift-and-relay paving in Cape Town costs about R380-R650 per m2 against R650-R1,600 per m2 for full replacement. Here is what each option really involves and how to decide.
What Does a Retaining Wall Cost in Cape Town? A 2026 Price Guide

Retaining walls in Cape Town are priced per square metre of wall face. Here are indicative 2026 ranges by wall type, plus the drainage, foundation and slope factors that move the number.
Cheap Paving in Cape Town: Where to Save and Where You Really Should Not

Smart cheap paving vs the kind that fails in three winters: where Cape Town homeowners can genuinely save, and the four corners that must never be cut.
Second-Hand Paving Bricks in Cape Town: Bargain or False Economy?

A field guide to buying second-hand paving bricks in Cape Town: real prices, the pallet inspection checklist, and where reclaimed bricks belong (and don’t).
Artificial Grass Prices in Cape Town: Per m2, Installed and DIY

Real 2026 artificial grass prices for Cape Town: roll-only vs installed costs per square metre, what separates cheap grass from good, and when DIY makes sense.