Resin Driveways for homes in Ordsall
Resin bound surfacing gives you a smooth, seamless finish with no loose stone to kick up onto the lawn or get walked into the house. The aggregate is mixed with resin and trowelled out by hand, so it can follow curves and awkward shapes that block paving struggles with, and it can be laid over a suitable existing base or a fresh one we build. Because it is permeable, water drains through the surface rather than running off it. There is a wide range of aggregate colours, from pale golds and silvers through to darker greys and browns, and we will bring samples out so you can see them against your brick and stone rather than guessing from a screen.
Working in Ordsall
Ordsall sits on the southern side of Retford and combines an older village core around the church with extensive twentieth-century suburban development that has joined it to the town. The suburban housing is the bulk of it — inter-war and post-war semis and detached properties on regular plots, with frontages that were laid out as front gardens and rear gardens of a workable length. Those frontages convert well into proper driveways once the original narrow strip is lifted and a full-width base is built. The ground here is level, as it is across most of Retford, which means falls and drainage have to be set out deliberately: permeable resin surfacing and properly planned soakaways or channels do real work on flat sites like these.
What's included
- Seamless, trowelled resin bound finish
- Permeable — water drains through the surface
- Wide choice of aggregate colours
- Follows curves and awkward shapes cleanly