Leyland is on our doorstep. We’re based in Walton-le-Dale, and we cover Leyland, Lostock Hall and the villages round about. Before any resin goes down we check what’s underneath: whether the old drive is sound, which way it falls and where the water will go.
Below are finished resin driveways we’ve laid in Preston, from resin over an existing base to resin on a newly prepared, mesh-reinforced base. Nearer you, our Leyland and Lostock Hall work includes a Leyland sandstone patio where we sorted poor surface-water control, the same falls-and-drainage thinking every resin drive needs.
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Resin driveways from £100 per m². The final price depends on the groundwork your drive needs, and we'll confirm the exact figure after a survey.
What moves the price most is the base: sound tarmac or concrete can often be overlaid, while a failing base has to be dug out and rebuilt first.
More detail in our guide to what a resin driveway costs in Lancashire.
We’re a GCL PermaBound approved installer.
Our three published resin driveways are all in Preston, each with a different starting point. The full write-ups and photos are on the project pages:
Real jobs near you, so you can see how we work and finish:
Worn paving and poor surface-water control fixed with a riven Indian sandstone patio, channel drainage by the house, a new step, kerb edging, golden gravel and replacement fence panels.
Full landscaping with natural stone paving, a new ramp for easier access and decorative gravel.
Leyland is one of the areas we mainly serve from our base in Walton-le-Dale, with Lostock Hall in between. Clay soils are common around Preston and Leyland and hold water after rain, which is why falls and drainage come first on every drive we price.
Our Leyland sandstone patio is a good example: the old paving had poor surface-water control, so we added channel drainage by the house before laying the new patio.
Yes. We’re based in Walton-le-Dale and Leyland is one of the areas we mainly serve, along with Preston and Penwortham. Lostock Hall, New Longton and the villages round about are covered too.
Resin bound is permeable, so water drains through it, but only if the base underneath lets the water go. Clay is common around Leyland, so we check the base, falls and where the water will go before we recommend resin over your existing drive or a rebuilt base.
Often, yes, if the existing tarmac or concrete is stable and falls correctly. If it isn’t, we’ll tell you and rebuild the base so the resin lasts.
Send a few photos and a rough size through the form. We’ll get back to you. We confirm the exact figure after a survey.