A refined finish that depends on the base

Smooth, contemporary resin driveways.

A seamless natural-stone finish combining kerb appeal with a practical, low-maintenance surface for modern and traditional homes.

Is it right for your property?

When resin is the right answer.

Natural aggregate, carefully blended into a clean seamless finish.

  • Contemporary and renovated properties
  • Homeowners wanting a broad choice of stone colours
  • Suitable projects requiring a permeable surface

How the job comes together

Four stages. No mystery.

01

Survey and samples

We assess the existing surface and drainage, then help you choose an aggregate blend that suits the property.

02

Base construction

A stable, compatible base is installed or verified. Resin is only as dependable as the construction underneath it.

03

Edges and details

Edging, covers and drainage details are completed before the final surface is applied.

04

Mixing and laying

Resin and aggregate are accurately mixed, spread evenly and hand-trowelled to a smooth, consistent depth and finish.

Before we price it

The checks that protect the finish.

Existing base

A cracked, moving or unsuitable base should not simply be covered. We identify the right preparation before recommending resin.

Weather conditions

Resin laying needs suitable dry conditions and careful timing to achieve a consistent finish and proper cure.

Permeability

A resin-bound surface can be permeable when the entire build-up beneath it is designed to let water pass through.

Where we work

Resin driveways, locally.

For resin work, distance matters less than getting the preparation and laying conditions right. These are our regular quoting areas.

Useful answers

Questions we’re regularly asked.

What is the difference between resin bound and resin bonded?+

Resin bound aggregate is mixed with resin before laying, producing a smooth, generally permeable surface. Resin bonded stone is scattered onto resin and has a rougher texture.

Can resin be laid over concrete or tarmac?+

It may be possible where the existing base is stable, clean, correctly detailed and free from movement. We inspect it before confirming the correct approach.

How do I maintain a resin driveway?+

Regular sweeping and occasional pressure washing at a suitable setting normally keeps it looking good. Organic growth and spills should be dealt with promptly.

Your next step

Want to see aggregate colours at your property?

Send the postcode, a rough size and a couple of photographs. We’ll tell you what we think and arrange a visit if the job looks suitable.

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