Yes. Resin surfaces are UV-stable, heat-resistant and weatherproof. Resin bound is permeable, so it copes well with sudden downpours and avoids pooling around pools, terraces and driveways.

With proper installation, resin bound and epoxy systems typically last 15–25 years with minimal maintenance. Lifespan depends on the system, the preparation of the substrate and how heavily the area is used.

We gather the details of your project, give you an indicative estimate, then visit to survey the space. After the survey you receive a full written quote and, for our standard range, real colour charts and aggregate samples. Bespoke samples are made once the project is accepted. See our process on the About Us page.

We give an indicative estimate from the information you send us, so you know the likely cost. The final price is confirmed in a written quote after the site survey, because the condition of your existing surface affects the work needed.

In many cases, yes. Resin bound can be laid over sound existing concrete or tarmac, and epoxy can go over concrete or tiles after proper preparation. We can lay over existing tiles, but there are several factors to consider and it is done at the client’s own risk, which we will explain before you decide.

Yes, resin bound can be laid on both existing and new concrete, but there are a few things to consider. The existing surface must be fit for purpose: sound, clean, and free of any coatings or pigments. New concrete bases must be left for a minimum of 28 days so the moisture can escape before any resin bound is applied. Resin bound is porous, but the base is not: water drains through the resin bound top finish, but cannot pass through a solid, non-permeable base. Any standing water on the base will need to be managed to drains.

Most residential projects take one to three days, depending on the size and condition of the surface. For larger or commercial projects we agree a clear timeline before work starts and aim to keep disruption low.

Yes, with a sealed, non-porous finish. It is a good way to carry a stone-look surface from a patio into an interior space, although indoors it does not need the drainage it is known for outside.

No. Epoxy is sensitive to UV exposure and is not suitable for exterior use. For outdoor areas we recommend our resin bound systems.

PU flooring is a durable, slightly flexible resin coating that resists abrasion, chemicals and UV without yellowing. It suits heavier-wear areas such as commercial kitchens, garages, gyms and busy hospitality or retail floors.

Yes. We offer a wide range of colours, aggregates and finishes, and we can create bespoke designs, borders and inlays. If you are unsure which finish or product you need, we work out what the floor is for and give you your options.

Every project comes with a 24-month workmanship guarantee.

Sweep regularly, jet wash when needed with the lance at 90 degrees and at least 300mm away, and clean up oil or fuel spills quickly. Read our full resin bound cleaning and aftercare guide.

In Spain it is commonly called suelo de resina or resina epoxi for interiors, and pavimento drenante or resina decorativa for outdoor areas.