A premium surface for a reason. No weeds, no puddles, no resurfacing — just a clean finish that holds its colour.
A resin drive is only as good as what's underneath it. Here's the full build — bottom to top.
We excavate down to 220mm and cart every bit of spoil away through a licensed waste carrier — often our own vehicles.
The formation is graded level and thoroughly compacted to give everything above it a firm, stable footing.
A membrane is rolled across the base — it stops weeds pushing through and keeps the soil from working up into the sub-base over time.
A 150mm layer of gravel is spread, then rolled and compacted with commercial-grade rollers into a solid, load-bearing sub-base.
A 50mm permeable, porous tarmac base goes down over the sub-base — laid true and level, and free-draining so water passes straight through.
Finally our resin specialists lay the surface and work it to the best possible finish.
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A modern evolution of a sixty-year regional legacy. We pair decades of inherited, hands-on site expertise with strict engineering standards — and we don't subcontract, cut corners on the sub-base, or disappear after handover. And because it's all delivered in-house, you get that standard at a cost-effective price.
Tell us about your project and we'll come and measure up — no pressure, no obligation, just an honest quote.
Start your free quoteNo. We only use UV-stable resin, and our suppliers back it with a 15-year no-fade guarantee — so the colour you choose is the colour it stays.
Yes. Resin bound is fully permeable, and the base we build underneath is permeable too, so rainwater drains straight through instead of pooling. A permeable sub-base matters — it means water never gets trapped beneath the surface.
A properly installed resin drive will look and perform well for 15–20 years or more. The binder flexes with the ground rather than cracking or potholing like tarmac can.
You can usually walk on it the same evening and park on it after around 24–48 hours, once the resin has fully cured. We'll confirm exact timings on the day based on the weather.
Sometimes. If the existing tarmac or concrete is sound and drains well, we can overlay it. If it isn't, we'll build a proper permeable base first — we'll tell you honestly which applies at the site visit.
No. The natural aggregate gives a grippy, textured finish, and because water drains straight through there's no film of standing water sitting on top to slip on.
Very little upkeep — an occasional rinse or gentle power-wash, and keeping leaves and moss from building up, is all it takes to keep it looking freshly laid.
Norfolk born and based — from the coast to the Broads to the market towns. A few of the places we work:
Don't see your area? Just ask — if you're in Norfolk, chances are we cover you.