Frequently Asked Questions

Resin driveway costs depend mainly on the size of the area and the features involved (such as manholes and steps). Our online calculator gives a helpful guide price, and we’ll always provide a free site visit for an accurate quote.

Final pricing can vary depending on:

• Condition and suitability of the existing base
• Access (wheelbarrow distance, gates, steps, etc.)
• Edging requirements and detailing
• Drainage needs or remedial work

We’ll explain any recommendations clearly before work begins.

Yes — our calculator figures are shown as VAT-inclusive guide prices.

Yes. We’re happy to visit your property, take measurements, assess the base and access, and provide a clear written quote at no cost.

Most residential projects are completed within a few days, depending on size and any preparation work required. We’ll confirm timescales once we’ve assessed your site.

Typically you can walk on it after around 24 hours, and drive on it after around 48 hours. This can vary with weather and site conditions — we’ll advise you on the day.

Often yes — if the existing base is sound, stable, and suitable. During a site visit we’ll check for cracks, movement and drainage before confirming the best approach.

We keep disruption to a minimum and always communicate clearly. You may have limited access to the driveway during parts of the installation, but we plan this with you in advance.

No. We complete all work with our own team, which helps maintain consistent quality from start to finish.

When installed correctly on a suitable base, resin bound surfacing can last 15–20 years or more. Preparation and base condition are the biggest factors for lifespan.

Yes — resin bound surfaces are designed to be permeable, allowing water to drain through the surface (when installed correctly with the right build-up).

The resin surface itself is flexible, but cracking can occur if the base underneath is unstable or already cracked. That’s why we focus on preparation and base checks before installation.

Resin bound has a textured, grippy finish. While no surface is completely slip-proof in icy conditions, resin performs very well when installed correctly and kept clean.

Maintenance is simple: regular sweeping and an occasional wash keeps it looking its best. Avoid heavy pressure washing too close to the surface edges, and we’ll provide aftercare guidance.

Weeds don’t typically grow up through a properly prepared resin system. However, wind-blown seeds can settle on top (like any surface). Keeping it swept and clean prevents this.

Often not, because resin bound is permeable. Planning rules can vary by property and council area, so if you’re unsure we can advise during your quote visit.

A solid, stable base is essential — commonly concrete or tarmac in good condition. If the base isn’t suitable, we’ll recommend the best preparation so the surface lasts.

There’s a wide range of aggregate colours and blends. We can show samples and recommend options that suit your home and surroundings.

Yes — we provide a 5-year craftsmanship guarantee on workmanship. We’ll explain what’s covered as part of your quote.

Yes. We carry appropriate insurance for peace of mind. If you’d like details, just ask when you get in touch.

Absolutely — visit our gallery to view completed projects and finishes. We can also share examples similar to your home.