Resin Driveways St Albans – Installed by Pavecraft


Resin driveways installed in St Albans
Discover the perfect surfacing solution with Pavecraft's resin driveways. Our eco-friendly, contemporary resin surfaces are great for driveways, paths, and patios.
Resin-bound surfacing can help reduce runoff when combined with a suitable base and drainage design. The complete construction determines how effectively rainwater is managed.
Our company prioritises exceptional customer service and satisfaction. Every resin driveway, patio, or pathway we craft reflects our commitment to quality, offering excellent value, enhancing your property's design, and ensuring an ultra-long lifespan.
Enjoy peace of mind with our full guarantee, knowing your investment is protected. See our online reviews. One recent customer said:
Pavecraft have done such an amazing job creating the perfect driveway! I love it so much! Highly recommend them!
Enjoy the benefits of a resin driveway
St Albans is one of our most requested resin driveway locations, from the Georgian terraces around the Cathedral to the newer estates out towards Marshalswick and Fleetville. Whether you're replacing a cracked block-paved drive or starting from bare ground, our team installs resin bound and resin-bonded surfaces across AL1, AL3, and AL4, with most jobs completed within a day or two.
Do I need planning permission for a resin driveway in St Albans?
For front gardens in England, planning permission is normally not required where the driveway uses permeable surfacing or directs rainwater to a suitable permeable area within the property. More than five square metres of impermeable surfacing without those drainage arrangements normally requires permission. Property-specific restrictions, including any applicable Article 4 Direction, and separate approval for a new or altered dropped kerb should also be checked.
Resin-bonded vs resin bound: which is right for your driveway?
Resin-bound and resin-bonded driveways use different installation methods. With resin-bound surfacing, aggregate is mixed with resin before being laid and trowelled smooth. The resulting surface is porous, although the complete driveway needs a suitable base and drainage design to manage rainwater effectively.
Resin-bonded surfacing is made by spreading resin onto a prepared base and scattering aggregate over it. This creates a textured, gravel-like finish that is not permeable. Surface water must therefore be directed to suitable drainage. The most appropriate system depends on the condition of the existing base, the slope of the driveway and how the area will be used.
Covering the following locations:
- Chiswell Green – AL2
- Colney Street – AL2
- Frogmore – AL2
- London Colney – AL2
- Park Street – AL2
- Sandridge – AL4
- Smallford – AL4
- Wheathampstead – AL4
- Redbourn – AL3
- Harpenden – AL5

























