Resin Driveway Cost in Worcester

Why there is no single price

Resin driveway prices are often quoted as a rate per square metre. It is a useful shorthand, but on its own it tells you very little, because two drives of identical size can differ enormously in the work needed underneath.

A 40m² drive laid over sound concrete is a straightforward resurfacing job. The same 40m² with a failed base, standing water and an old brick edge means excavation, disposal, a new sub-base, drainage and edging — a different job entirely.

The easiest way to price a resin driveway properly is to assess the existing surface and measure the area.

Resurfacing versus rebuilding

• Resurfacing — the existing concrete or tarmac is sound, clean and draining acceptably. Least disruption, lowest cost.
• Partial repair — sections are dug out and made good, the rest is retained. Priced by how much comes up.
• Full rebuild — everything is removed, a new sub-base is laid and drainage designed in. Highest cost, longest life where the old base has failed.

Costs people forget to allow for

• Skips or grab lorries where spoil has to leave a narrow street
• Lowering a kerb or altering the entrance
• New edging where old kerbs are broken or sitting proud
• Reinstating a path, step or gate to suit the new levels

What a quote from us looks like

We measure the area, note the existing surface and its condition, look at where water goes, and set out what is included — preparation, drainage, edging, aggregate and labour — so you can compare it fairly against anyone else’s. If we think resurfacing will do, we will say so rather than sell you a rebuild.

Before deciding, it is worth reading how the work is actually carried out on our installation page, and comparing options on resin vs other driveways.