Resin-Bound Paths & Driveways
Resin-bound drives have become a common sight on Salisbury's residential roads, and it isn't hard to see why: they are permeable, low-maintenance, and can often be laid straight over an existing surface with no digging out. With the range of colours and finishes available, they suit everything from a period cottage to a contemporary build.
What's involved
From our base in Salisbury we've refined every part of the process. We start by listening to what you want and looking at what the site allows — checking access and drainage, and spotting anything that needs attention before the surface goes down. A good deal of the old concrete on Salisbury drives can be kept: we repair it and lay the resin over the top, rather than break it out and start again. Then our fitting team lays a surface that is smooth, even and made to last.
Why a resin-bound surface
- Permeable — no standing water
- Low maintenance, with no re-sealing
- No weeds, no cracking, no sinking
- No colour fading
- A huge range of colours and designs
- Quick to install, and hard-wearing
- Backed by a 10-year guarantee
- Often laid over existing concrete, with no excavation
From this work
Questions, answered.
Can you lay resin over an existing driveway?
Often, yes. Much of the old concrete can be repaired and the resin laid over the top, which avoids the cost and mess of digging it out.
Is a resin driveway low maintenance?
Yes — it's permeable, so there's no standing water, and it needs no re-sealing.
Is it guaranteed?
Yes, our resin-bound surfaces come with a 10-year guarantee.
What areas do you cover?
Salisbury and the surrounding Wiltshire villages.
If this is the kind of work you have in mind, we'd be glad to talk it through.
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