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Resin driveways in Greenford

Resin driveways, patios, paths and groundworks in Greenford, Greater London. Free surveys across UB6, UB1 and UB5, with guide prices based on London rates.

Postcodes: UB6, UB1, UB5
From central London: 10.4 miles
Price level: Well above the UK average

Working in Greenford

Greenford is about 10.4 miles from central London, with Northolt (1.5 mi), Southall (1.5 mi) and Wembley (3.0 mi) close by. Survey visits in Greenford cover the UB6, UB1, UB5 postcode districts and the surrounding area.

Many homes in Greenford have existing tarmac or block drives that can be assessed for an overlay or a rebuild. In Greenford we can price work such as treating moss and algae under trees, diagnosing loose stones on a drive laid by someone else and cutting out and refilling a cracked patch with a matched blend.

Nearby towns

Northolt 1.5 mi
Southall 1.5 mi
Wembley 3.0 mi
Hayes 3.1 mi
Heston 3.2 mi

Guide prices in Greenford

For a 44 m² drive in Greenford: about £2,400–£3,700 as an overlay on a sound base, or roughly £3,950–£6,350 if the old surface has to come out for a dig-out and new permeable base.

Selected guide prices in Greenford
Service	Guide price inc VAT
New resin driveways (full dig-out)	£90–£145 per m²
Permeable SuDS driveways	£90–£145 per m²
Driveway extensions and widening	£90–£145 per m²
Resin patios	£55–£145 per m²
Driveway edging and borders	£30–£70 per linear metre
Dropped kerb applications	about £1,000–£2,500 per crossing, set by the highway authority

Based on London rates, which are well above the UK average. Full price guide.

Popular in Greenford

Resin over tarmac and concreteOverlay a sound existing drive with resin bound, without digging it out.Learn more

Resin driveway cleaningMoss, algae and grime lifted with the right pressure and treatment.Learn more

Resin driveway restorationDeep clean, repairs and a refreshed finish for tired resin.Learn more

Planning in Greenford

In England, a new or replaced hard surface of more than 5 m² in a front garden is permitted development only if it is porous, or if rainwater drains to a lawn, border or soakaway within the property. A fully permeable resin bound build, with a porous base under it, meets that test.

Permitted development rights apply to houses, not flats or maisonettes, and some conservation areas have Article 4 directions that remove them. Listed buildings can need consent if railings or historic walls are affected.

Weather and working days

London is one of the drier parts of the UK, but heavy summer downpours on small, mostly paved plots are exactly what front-garden drainage rules were written for. Spring to autumn offers the most laying days in Greater London, but dry, mild winter days can work too.