Repairs and aftercare

Resin driveway restoration

Resin driveway restoration brings a worn or discoloured resin surface back by deep cleaning, repairing damaged areas and, where the existing layer is still sound, applying a fresh treatment or overlay. Where the original layer has failed, the honest answer is to relay it.

Guide price: Priced after survey
Time on site: Typically 1–2 days
Permeable: Depends on build

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How resin driveway restoration works

Discolouration has different causes. Non-UV-stable resin yellows and darkens in sunlight; algae and dirt darken pores; tyre marks and oil stain the surface. Each needs a different fix, so we start by working out which it is.

If the resin layer is still well bonded, a deep clean, repairs and a refreshed finish can add years. If it is loose or crumbling across large areas, we will tell you a relay is better value.

Is it right for you?

Your resin drive looks yellowed, faded or patchy
It is still mostly solid
You want to avoid a full relay if possible

How we do it

Survey and diagnose
Deep clean
Repair damaged areas
Refresh finish or overlay where suitable
Cure and hand over

Specification

Diagnosis before any quote
UV-stable materials
Overlay only on well-bonded resin

Pros

Can extend the life of a drive
Cheaper than a full relay when suitable

Things to know

Not suitable for failed or loose resin

Planning and permissions

General information, not legal advice. Pick your nation:

Resin driveway restoration: common questions

Why has my resin drive gone yellow?

Usually because a non-UV-stable (aromatic) resin was used on an exposed surface. It darkens in sunlight and cannot be cleaned back to the original colour.