What We Do
Resin Driveways Services
From new-build driveways to patio overlays, we arrange resin bound surfacing across the full range of residential and commercial applications.
Block Paving Removal & Resin Replacement
Failing block paving with sunken sections, persistent weeds, or degraded jointing sand usually needs full removal before a resin bound surface is laid. Sub-base condition is assessed after lifting, compacted to standard, and the resin bound aggregate layer is installed with drainage and edging in place.
Custom Resin Paving Design
Custom resin paving starts with a site survey covering base condition, drainage falls, and frontage dimensions. Aggregate blend and colour are selected to suit the property style, and the design is confirmed before any preparation or installation work is quoted.
Driveway Resurfacing
Where the existing base is structurally sound, a resin bound overlay avoids the cost and disruption of full excavation. A base inspection, level check, and drainage assessment confirm suitability before primer and aggregate are applied.
New Build Driveway Installation
New build plots in Cambridge and surrounding Cambridgeshire villages are often handed over with bare soil or rough gravel at the frontage. Installation covers ground preparation, MOT Type 1 sub-base, drainage falls, edging, and a permeable resin bound finish compliant with permitted development rules.
Permeable Paving Installation
Permeable paving routes surface water through jointed or porous surfaces into a correctly specified drainage sub-base, reducing run-off and standing water. In England, permeable driveways are exempt from householder planning permission under permitted development rules.
Resin Bound Driveway Installation
Correct resin bound installation starts with a site survey covering base condition, drainage falls, and edging. Excavation, MOT Type 1 compaction, drainage channels, and the resin bound aggregate layer are each assessed and quoted as distinct stages.
Resin Bound Paths & Walkways
Resin bound paths bond decorative aggregate into a clear polyurethane resin binder, producing a smooth, permeable surface that drains freely and resists moss. Sub-base condition and drainage falls are checked before installation, including on narrow side returns and front garden paths.
Resin Bound Patios
A resin bound patio bonds natural stone aggregate into a UV-stable resin binder, producing a smooth, permeable finish that drains freely and stays weed-free. The existing concrete base is assessed for stability and level before any work begins.
Resin Bound Steps & Staircases
Resin bound surfacing applied to outdoor steps covers treads, risers, and nosing trim in a single aggregate-and-resin layer. Shuttering holds the mix in place during cure, and the base is inspected for soundness before any application begins.
Resin Driveway Repair & Restoration
Cracking, stone loss, dips, and surface patchiness each point to different underlying causes. A base condition check and moisture assessment come before any patch repair, ensuring the fix addresses the cause rather than covering the symptom with matching aggregate and resin binder.
Resin Driveways in Cambridge
Resin bound surfacing bonds aggregate into a UV-stable polyurethane resin, creating a permeable finish that is SuDS compliant. Excavation, sub-base, drainage, and resin layer are quoted as separate line items after a site assessment.
Resin Overlay on Existing Surfaces
An overlay avoids full excavation where the existing concrete or paved base is structurally sound and has adequate drainage falls. Surface preparation includes crack filling, edge repair, and a primer coat before the resin bound aggregate layer is trowelled and levelled.
Tarmac to Resin Driveway Conversion
Many Cambridge tarmac drives are structurally sound beneath surface wear and suit a resin bound overlay without full excavation. A surface soundness check, crack assessment, and drainage inspection confirm whether the tarmac stays, is patched, or needs removing before the resin layer goes down.
Tell Us About Your Driveway
A specialist will visit to assess the base and drainage before any quote is provided.