Resin or Block Paving?

Block Paving Driveways

There are a lot of positives with block paving bricks, they come in a range of colours and sizes and have adapted and change since they were first introduced in the 80s, but the main flaw in choosing the surface type is that they are not one smooth surface, they do have gaps allowing for contamination of unwanted growth to appear such as weeds, lichen, moss and grass.

This can be controlled with a power wash and the sand replaced with kiln dry sand to keep the unwanted growth at bay.

Block paving is a cheaper alternative to that of resin but as you can see the maintenance levels are much higher.

Resin Bound Driveways

An ever growing popular driveway surface choice, this is because of the wide range of colours available, the designs can be endless making it fit in with any property type or garden area.

As you find resin driveway surfaces are smooth, flat and in one piece, this means less maintenance work will be needed in the future.

Resin is SuDS complaint, meaning water can pass through it to the ground below.

Overall

Both can come in array of colours but resin does offer a wider range if you wish to go bespoke, in comparison resin is much lower maintenance than that of block paving.

Block paving is a cheaper option than that of resin, but with the extra time you need to invest along with the extra cost t to maintain a block paved driveway this will balance out overtime.

The Yorkshire Resin Company

If you are looking for a site survey to find out how much a new resin driveway would cost you, please contact us via one of our online contact forms or calling us directly on 0113 272 1030.