Driveway cleaning and maintenance
Moss, leaves and dirt block the pores of a resin drive and darken block paving. A proper clean brings the colour back and lets the water drain again.
Why a resin drive needs cleaning
Resin bound drains because there are tiny gaps between the stones. Over time, leaves, moss and dust fill them, especially under trees. Cleaning keeps the surface permeable and stops the green film that makes it slippery.
What we do
- Clean the surface without damaging the resin
- Remove moss and weeds from edges and borders
- Look at the drive while we are there and tell you if anything needs repairing
Looking after it between cleans
A brush and a hose every few months does most of the work: clear the leaves before they rot into the surface, and keep oil off the drive.
Our work
Driveway cleaning we have done
Questions
Driveway cleaning: common questions
Can you clean a resin drive someone else laid?
Yes. If it has problems underneath, we tell you what we see.
How often should a resin driveway be cleaned?
It depends on trees and traffic. Under trees, once or twice a year; in the open, less often.
Also
Often done on the same job
Driveway repairs
Cracked, sinking or broken drives: we find out why it failed and repair it, or replace it when that is the honest answer.
Resin driveways
Resin bound driveways mixed and trowelled by hand, with borders and inlaid patterns like our double diamond.
Resin patios and paths
Resin bound patios, garden paths and side returns: smooth, no weeds through the joints, and water drains through.