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resin gravel surfaces What do you have at present? Concrete? tarmac? imprinted concrete? slabs? block paving? All the usual suspects so to speak! perhaps you need to be looking at alternatives to the norm and if so why not take a look at resin gravel surfaces? Can be completed in a day Anti slip Seamless […]
Posted in Chesterfield, Concrete, Diary of a Mansfield Resin Driveway Company, Driveways, gardens, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Mansfield, Paths, Tarmac and Asphalt | Tagged anti slip, imprinted concrete, tarmac, weeds | Comments Off on resin gravel surfaces providing tarmac protectionresurfacing slippy imprinted concrete surfaces Busy time over the last few weeks, lots of enquiries ranging from driveways to paths and patios. With regard to the surfaces to be covered these have been ranging from concrete, tarmac and crazy paving to resurfacing slippy imprinted concrete surfaces. Our area of cover ranges also within a 60 […]
Posted in Derbyshire, Diary of a Mansfield Resin Driveway Company, Driveways, gardens, Latest News | Comments Off on resurfacing slippy imprinted concrete surfacesresin driveway refurbishment toton Toton and Nottingham area have been the focus of works with regards to quotes this week. We have in addition to this completed a large refurbishment of a concrete driveway and path. This job came via a recommendation of a neighbour who had seen us completing works locally. When we are […]
Posted in Concrete, Diary of a Mansfield Resin Driveway Company, Driveways, gardens, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Mansfield, Paths, Patios, Tarmac and Asphalt | Comments Off on resin driveway refurbishment totonCost effective resin stone driveway Cost effective resin stone driveway resurfacing is a simple and effective option for existing concrete, tarmac and imprinted concrete – monolithic surfaces so to speak. We are regularly asked what are the options for driveways paths and patios and we are confident that our resin bonded aggregate or resin bonded […]
Posted in Concrete, Diary of a Mansfield Resin Driveway Company, Driveways, gardens, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Mansfield, Paths, Patios, Tarmac and Asphalt | Tagged Resin Bonded Aggregate, resin driveway mansfield, tarmac, weeds | Comments Off on Cost effective resin stone drivewayresin driveway website images – have these companies completed all the works they say they have? resin driveway website images are easily obtainable nowadays. The question is a – re they completed by the actual company, or are they just there for website purposes? We have been completing resin driveways paths and patios now for over […]
Posted in Concrete, Diary of a Mansfield Resin Driveway Company, Driveways, gardens, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Mansfield, Patios, Tarmac and Asphalt | Tagged anti slip, Resin Bonded Aggregate, weeds | Comments Off on resin driveway website imagesNottingham resin driveway free quote Our services include a Nottingham resin driveway free quote. Why? Because the resin bonded stone and resin bound aggregate which we specialise in, is not suitable for all surfaces. When requesting quotes we try and inform and advise our clients as to the right surface for their particular requirement and […]
Posted in Block Paving, Chesterfield, Concrete, Derbyshire, Diary of a Mansfield Resin Driveway Company, Driveways, gardens, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Mansfield, Paths, Patios, Tarmac and Asphalt | Tagged anti slip, Resin Bonded Aggregate, resin driveway mansfield, weeds | Comments Off on Nottingham resin driveway free quoteMansfield resin driveway still looks good after 3 years We have been called to quote for a local resident. He lives near a resin bonded drive that we completed over 3 years ago. In the words of the customer “this Mansfield resin driveway still looks good after 3 years”. The client we completed the works […]
Posted in Block Paving, Chesterfield, Concrete, Derbyshire, Diary of a Mansfield Resin Driveway Company, Driveways, gardens, Imprinted Concrete, Kirkby in Ashfield, Latest News, Mansfield, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Paths, Patios | Tagged anti slip, chesterfield, Garden, imprinted concrete, Resin Bonded Aggregate, Resin Bonded Stone, resin driveway mansfield, weeds | Comments Off on Mansfield resin driveway still looks good after 3 yearsresin garden path request We have recently received an enquiry with regard to a resin garden path and the potential. The client emailed to ask about a resin garden path and said “I have older concrete paths in my back garden and wonder if a resin coat would be a cost effective way of bringing […]
Posted in Concrete, Diary of a Mansfield Resin Driveway Company, gardens, Latest News, Mansfield, Paths, Resin Bonded Gravel, Resin bonded path, Resin Bound, Tarmac and Asphalt | Tagged anti slip, Concrete, Garden, Resin Bonded Aggregate, tarmac, weeds | Comments Off on resin garden path requestResin driveway resurfacing solution Mansfield Resin driveway resurfacing solution! This time last year we were emerging from a very cold and snowy winter. This year what a difference. Perhaps this is the reason for such an influx of interest. Or perhaps it is because a resin driveway resurfacing solution has been more prominent in local […]
Posted in Concrete, Diary of a Mansfield Resin Driveway Company, Driveways, gardens, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Mansfield, Paths, Patios, Tarmac and Asphalt | Tagged Concrete, Resin Bonded Aggregate, tarmac | Comments Off on Resin driveway resurfacing solution MansfieldGardens driveways drainage floods Gardens driveways drainage floods – all being discussed in great detail over the past few weeks. Who is to blame? Can anyone be blamed for gardens driveways drainage floods? Blame cannot be directed to any one particular cause or can it ? Is it the large housing developments the UK is […]
Posted in Concrete, Diary of a Mansfield Resin Driveway Company, Driveways, gardens, Imprinted Concrete, Latest News, Paths, Patios, Tarmac and Asphalt, weather | Tagged driveway, Garden, imprinted concrete, tarmac | Comments Off on Gardens driveways drainage floods are we to blame