Resin Driveway Questions

It depends on the area, the condition of the existing surface, any new base work, drainage and the stone you choose. You get a written quote after a survey. See the costs guide.

A resin bound driveway laid at the right depth on a sound base can last many years. The base and the mix make the biggest difference.

Usually not if the surface is permeable or drains within your property. A solid surface draining onto the road usually does. See our planning and drainage page.

Often, if the tarmac or concrete is sound and level. Surfaces that are cracking or sinking need repairing or replacing first.

Bound is mixed and trowelled smooth and is usually permeable. Bonded has stone scattered on resin and is not permeable.

Resin needs dry weather and suitable temperatures. The installer should plan around the forecast and move the date if conditions are wrong.

They can help with an initial conversation, but a written quote should follow a check of the base, levels, drainage and access.

It depends on the resin and the weather. Usually you can walk on it within hours and drive on it after a day or so. The installer will confirm on the day.

Resin bound laid on a permeable base usually is. Laid over solid concrete or tarmac, water runs off the surface instead, so drainage has to be planned.

Usually, because there is less excavation and base work. It only makes sense if the existing surface is sound.

A properly laid resin bound surface on a good base resists weeds. Occasional seeds can land on the surface and are easily brushed off.