Repair & Restore
Fix cracks, loose stones, and worn patches on your existing resin surface before winter widens the damage.
What Goes Wrong
The difference between a repair that holds and one that opens up again comes down to preparation and diagnosis, not materials alone.
Applying new resin over a section that is still moving or sinking means the patch will crack again within months.
The specialist checks for movement and drainage failure beneath the surface before any resin or aggregate is mixed.
Filling a crack without measuring its width or cutting back the edges leaves a weak bond that reopens under traffic or frost.
Crack width is assessed to decide whether filling alone is sufficient or whether edges need cutting back before repair.
New resin applied directly to a dusty or oxidised surface will not bond correctly, causing the patch to lift at the edges.
Loose material is removed, the area is cleaned, and a primer is applied so the new resin bonds to the existing surface.
Using the wrong stone size or colour makes the repaired section stand out more than the original damage did.
Stone is selected to match the existing aggregate as closely as possible, with honest advice given on any expected colour difference.
Repair Scope
From narrow surface cracks to sections with sub-base movement, the scope depends on what the inspection finds.
Crack width is assessed, edges are cut back where needed, and the gap is filled with matched resin binder and aggregate.
Loose aggregate is removed, the area is cleaned and primed, and a fresh resin-bound patch is applied and blended to the join.
Worn or oxidised sections are cleaned back and resurfaced with UV-stable polyurethane resin and matched natural aggregate.
Where cracking or sinking suggests drainage failure or movement below, the sub-base is inspected before any surface work begins.
Damaged or lifting edges are cut back, edge restraints are checked, and the perimeter is re-secured before patching.
Narrow cracks filled with matched resin and stone.
Lifted stones removed, area primed and re-laid.
Aggregate matched to minimise visible repair lines.
Base inspected for movement or drainage failure.
Perimeter edges cut back and re-secured.
Why Choose Us
Repair work on an existing surface carries more variables than a new installation, the approach here reflects that.
A local specialist inspects the base first, so the quote reflects what the job actually needs.
Inspection, preparation, materials, and labour are quoted as separate lines, not one combined number.
You are told upfront when a repair line will be visible, so there are no surprises after the work is done.
We connect you with vetted independent local specialists who work on resin bound surfaces across Peterborough.
Nothing is committed until the surface and sub-base have been inspected and the scope is confirmed in writing.
The Process
01
Tell us where the damage is, what it looks like, and how long it has been there so we can arrange the right specialist.
02
A local specialist visits, inspects the surface and sub-base, and provides an itemised quote covering every element of the repair.
03
The area is cleaned, primed, and patched with matched aggregate and resin binder, with the join blended as closely as possible.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Small patch repair | £400-£700 |
| Multiple patch repair | £900-£1,500 |
| Partial resurfacing | £1,800-£3,000 |
| Full driveway replacement | £3,500-£8,000 |
Describe the damage and we will arrange a local resin specialist to inspect the surface, check the sub-base, and provide an itemised quote before any work is agreed.