Areas we cover
Resin Driveways Norwich is based in Norwich and lays and repairs resin driveways, paths and patios for homes across Norfolk.
Based in Norwich, working across Norfolk
We are based in Norwich and take on resin driveway, path and patio work across the county, from the city and its suburbs to the market towns, the Broads villages and the coast. If you are in Norfolk, send us your details and we will come back to you.
Norfolk's ground varies from the clay around Norwich and south Norfolk to the light, sandy soils of the Brecks and the exposed coastal gardens of the north and east. That affects how a base is built and how a surface drains, so the first visit is always about the ground as much as the finish.
Places we work
Including, but not limited to:
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Norwich
Our base, from the city's Victorian terraces and narrow front gardens to the suburbs of Hellesdon, Sprowston, Costessey and Thorpe St Andrew.
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Wymondham
A market town south-west of Norwich with a mix of older town houses and newer estates on its edges.
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Dereham
In the middle of Norfolk, with town-centre homes and surrounding villages on the A47 corridor.
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Aylsham
A market town north of Norwich, close to the Bure valley and its villages.
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North Walsham
Towards the north-east coast, serving the town and the surrounding countryside.
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Cromer
On the north Norfolk coast, where salt air and exposed gardens are part of the picture.
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Great Yarmouth
On the east coast, from seafront streets to the villages around Gorleston and Caister.
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King's Lynn
In west Norfolk, from the historic town to the villages towards the Fens.
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Swaffham
A Breckland market town on the A47 between Dereham and King's Lynn.
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Thetford
In the Brecks on the Suffolk border, on the area's light, sandy soils.
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Attleborough
Between Norwich and Thetford, a growing town on the A11.
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Diss
In south Norfolk on the Waveney valley, close to the Suffolk border.
Questions about where we work
Something else you want to know? Ask it with your enquiry and we'll answer it when we reply.
Do you cover my village?
We work across Norfolk, so if your village is in the county, send us your details through the form and we will let you know.
Does the area affect the work?
The ground can. Clay, sandy soils and exposed coastal sites each affect how a base is built and how water drains, which we look at on the visit.
Do I need council approval for a new dropped kerb?
Yes. A new or widened dropped kerb onto a public road in Norfolk needs approval from Norfolk County Council before it is built.
Get a quote anywhere in Norfolk
Tell us where you are and what you have in mind.