About Our Resin Bound Driveways

Resin bound surfacing gives a smooth, continuous, permeable finish where aggregate is mixed with clear resin and trowelled out across a prepared base, rather than laid as individual units like block paving. We excavate and lay a permeable sub-base to the right depth and compaction with a membrane and edge restraints before applying the resin and aggregate mix, taking care over joins where larger areas are laid in sections.

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What's Included

Excavation and permeable sub-base construction
Edge restraints to contain the resin surface
Permeable membrane laid over the sub-base where required
Mixing and application of the resin and aggregate surface
Matching of joints where a driveway is laid in more than one section
Site clean up on completion

How It Works

1Site visit to assess ground conditions, drainage and discuss aggregate colour and blend
2Written quote covering sub-base preparation and resin surfacing
3Excavation, removal of spoil and construction of the permeable sub-base
4Edge restraints and membrane installed ahead of surfacing
5Resin and aggregate mixed and applied across the prepared base
6Curing time before the driveway is ready for use, followed by final inspection

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Why Choose Us

Resin bound surfacing depends entirely on the preparation underneath it holding up, so we don't cut corners on the sub-base even though it's the part nobody sees once the job's finished.

As a local Nottinghamshire business, we oversee the preparation and laying personally rather than leaving it to a subcontracted crew.

What Affects the Price

•Size of the driveway and depth of sub-base preparation needed
•Ground conditions and drainage requirements
•Aggregate choice and blend
•Access to the site for excavation and material delivery
•Whether the area needs laying in multiple sections

Common Questions

Is resin bound surfacing suitable for a driveway that gets regular vehicle use?

Yes, provided the sub-base underneath is built up and compacted to the right depth for vehicle traffic. That's the part that determines how well it holds up, not just the resin surface itself.

Does resin bound surfacing need any special maintenance?

Not really day to day, though like any permeable surface it benefits from an occasional clean to stop moss or algae building up, particularly in shaded or damp spots.

What happens if the resin surface gets damaged?

Small areas can sometimes be patched, though because the finish relies on a consistent mix and cure, a repair may be more visible than it would be with block paving. We can advise on the best approach if that comes up.

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