S&V Resin-Bound Driveway Resurfacing Surrey
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About Us
With over 30+Years Experience S&V Resin Bound Driveway Resurfacing
offer driveway transformations Throughout London, Surrey & Berkshire offering a personal service,
extremely professional our fully trained approved paving experts specialise in all aspects of driveways & paving, taking on both commercial and residential work. We pride ourselves on our amazing reputation and the complete satisfaction of our wonderful customers.
At S&V Resin Bound Resurfacing we provide a great service that encompasses full supply and installation service block paving drives, Asphalt, and resin driveways.
Resin Bound vs Resin Bonded?
Resin bound is a process where clear resin and aggregate are mixed together before being laid. The results is a smooth finish with no loose stones. Resin bonded is when clear resin is laid first, then the aggregate is scattered over the top, completely covering the resin. Once cured, any excess stones are swept away.
How long Will a Resin Driveway Last?
durable and long lasting. When installed correctly and well maintained, resin bound paving and driveways can last up to 25 years. With the average lifespan of a resin bound driveway being between 10 and 21 years. Our resin bound surfaces are of the highest quality and we follow best practice for installation.
Can It Be Laid Over Existing Drives?
Yes Resin bound surfacing can be laid over the top of existing or new concrete or tarmac to create stunningly beautiful drives, paths and car parks. It is permeable, containing tiny holes so that it allows any surface water to drain through, reducing the risk of flooding.
Naturally Sourced Stones
Our naturally sourced stones are a mixture of aggregates including gravel, shingle, quartz and crushed granite. The stones can be angular or smooth and come in a variety of sizes, from 1mm to 5mm pieces. They are also available in an array of colours, either a single colour or a blend of colours. The result is amazing.
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A Resin Driveway Company You Can Trust
S&V Resin bound driveways are the most robust, resilient and long-lasting driveway product available today in the UK marketplace. And following an increase in commercial usage, homeowners are beginning to get more and more involved, and choose this amazingly robust material for their driveways.
When it comes to choosing installers, it’s important to find a team like S&V that are experienced, and come highly recommended. Whether it's a basic overlay on an existing surface, or a full site excavation, S&V has the knowledge and skills to get the job done.
As a Reliable, Resin Driveway Company, we complete all work ourselves, that means no subcontractors, and our resin surfaces are all laid to the Resin Manufacturer's Specification.
SUDS Compliant
What is SUDS Compliance?
SUDS is a Sustainable Urban Drainage System. Most natural ground surfaces, such as grass and soil, are permeable. Built up areas are very different, featuring predominantly tarmac, asphalt and other kinds of paving.
These are not permeable, and surface water is unable to infiltrate the ground. The resulting surface runoff can cause a number of issues, including water pollution and flooding.
Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems are a way of tackling this problem.
Is a Resin Bound system SUDS compliant?
Yes, your Resin Bound surface will be SUDS compliant providing it is laid onto a porous base. This can be a special concrete or open textured Bitmac on top of a type 3 stone. Laying a resin bound system onto an impermeable base will not be SUDS compliant.
Resin bound aggregates include small gaps between each aggregate where water is able to infiltrate the ground beneath. A resin bound surface can handle 850 litres of water per square metre per minute.
What does the UK Government say?
You will not need planning permission if a new or replacement driveway of any size uses permeable surfacing which allows water to drain through, such as gravel, permeable concrete block paving or porous asphalt, or if the rainwater is directed to a lawn or border to drain naturally."
If the surface to be covered is more than five square metres planning permission will be needed for laying traditional, impermeable driveways that do not provide for the water to run to a permeable area”
SUDS TERMS
Here is a breakdown of three of the most common terms and what they mean.
- Infiltration: This is the process of surface water (such as rainfall) being absorbed into the ground. A surface must be permeable to allow water to infiltrate.
- Surface Runoff: This is the flow of water over the surface of land towards a source or drainage system. Impermeable surfaces increase the amount of surface runoff.
- Water Retention: This is the delaying of water entering a drainage network through storage in basins such as ponds or wetlands.
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