Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can. Resin bound driveways offer great design flexibility. You can choose from a wide variety of colours and natural stone blends to complement the style of your home.

Resin bound driveways are laid with flexibility in mind. As long as the base is correctly prepared, the surface will resist cracking, even with minor ground movement.

No—our resin is UV-stable, meaning it’s resistant to discolouration from sun exposure. Your driveway will keep its vibrant appearance for many years to come.

Yes. A properly installed resin bound surface is tough enough to handle cars and light commercial vehicles without any problems.

Resin should only be laid in dry conditions. Damp or rainy weather can impact the curing process, so we always plan installations for dry days to ensure the best finish.

Absolutely. One of the key benefits of block paving is how versatile it is. We can incorporate decorative borders, feature patterns, or contrasting blocks to create a bespoke look.

Many of our block paving systems are designed to be permeable, allowing rainwater to drain through the gaps and into the ground below—reducing the risk of pooling and staying compliant with drainage regulations.

Block paving comes in a wide range of styles, colours, and sizes, giving you near-limitless design possibilities—from classic herringbone to more contemporary layouts.

Not if it’s installed correctly. We use appropriate jointing compounds that reduce weed growth. Occasional sweeping will also help keep your driveway in top condition.

Yes, we can. We can integrate lighting solutions, drainage channels, and other features seamlessly into your block paving design for both practicality and visual appeal.

Yes, tarmac is well-suited to sloped driveways. It can be laid evenly over inclines and provides excellent grip—even during wet weather.

Often, yes. If the sub-base is still in good condition, we may be able to apply a new layer of tarmac over the top—saving both time and money.

Tarmac is designed to handle the British climate. It performs well in both high and low temperatures and is resistant to cracking and surface wear.

Yes. While traditional black is the most common, coloured tarmac such as red or grey is available if you’re looking for a more distinctive finish.

It can be. Tarmac is recyclable and can be reused during resurfacing projects, making it a more sustainable surfacing option than many might expect.