Penwortham is just across the river from Preston and well within our patch. On any drive the first question is whether resin can go over what’s there or the base needs rebuilding, and we answer that on site.
Below are finished resin driveways we’ve laid in Preston, just over the river, along with our Penwortham job: a rear garden with composite decking, porcelain paving and new fencing.
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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:
A real job near you, so you can see how we work and finish:
Composite decking, light grey porcelain paving and new fencing for a rear garden, finished with sleeper borders, white gravel and a fresh lawn.
Penwortham is one of the areas we mainly serve, along with Preston and Leyland, and our published resin driveways are all just over the river in Preston.
Our Penwortham job so far is a rear garden: composite decking, light grey porcelain paving, new fencing, sleeper borders and a fresh lawn. If you’d like a resin drive to go with work like that, we can price both together.
Yes. Our published Penwortham job is a rear garden with composite decking, porcelain paving and new fencing. Our published resin driveways are in Preston, just over the river.
Yes. We do resin driveways, patios, fencing, decking and full gardens with the same team, so we can price the front and back together if you want both done.
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.
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.