Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, absolutely. Resin bound driveways are very flexible in terms of design. You can pick from a wide range of colours and natural stone blends to match your home’s style perfectly.

Resin bound driveways are designed with a degree of flexibility. This helps them handle minor ground movement without cracking, provided they’re installed correctly on a stable base.

No—our resin is UV-stable, which means it’s made to resist fading, even after years of sun exposure. Your driveway will keep its smart appearance for the long term.

Yes, they’re built to be tough. Resin bound driveways in Swanley can handle the weight of most family cars and vans with no problem at all.

They should be installed in dry conditions for the best results. Rain or damp weather can affect how the resin sets, so we’ll always choose a dry day to ensure a smooth, flawless finish.

Definitely. One of the big advantages of block paving is how customisable it is. You can add decorative edges, patterns, or contrasting borders to create a look that’s truly unique to your property.

Many of our block paving options are permeable, meaning water can pass through the gaps and drain naturally into the ground—helping to reduce puddles and meet local drainage regulations.

Block paving comes in so many sizes, shapes, and colours, which means we can lay it in virtually any pattern you like. From traditional herringbone to modern randomised styles, the design choices are endless.

Not if it’s installed properly. We lay every block with care and use jointing materials that help prevent weed growth. Occasional brushing and clearing of debris helps keep it looking its best.

Yes, you can. We can include recessed lighting, edge lights, and discreet drainage systems into your block paving layout to improve both looks and function.

Yes, tarmac is a great option for slopes. It can be laid smoothly and evenly across gradients and provides excellent grip, even when wet.

In many cases, yes. If the foundation is in good shape, we can lay a new tarmac layer over the top—saving time and money.

Tarmac is built for British weather. It holds up well in both very cold and very hot temperatures, staying solid and crack-resistant throughout the year.

Yes, coloured tarmac options are available. You can choose a finish like red or grey to make your driveway stand out while keeping all the benefits of regular tarmac.

It can be. Tarmac is recyclable and can often be reused in future resurfacing jobs, making it a more sustainable option than many people realise.