New drive time - suggestions please
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Hi all, good site with lots of helpful info.
I am looking to renew my drive. The old crumbly concrete is to be removed, new edging, new drainage into existing guttering by front door (hopefully).
Its approximatly 6m wide and 7m long with a 3m by 2m section in front of the front door and a slight slope to the garage.
Any suggestions on what finish to go for and what sort of cost to expect would be greatly appreciated.
Its to park two cars with little to no maintenance
I am looking to renew my drive. The old crumbly concrete is to be removed, new edging, new drainage into existing guttering by front door (hopefully).
Its approximatly 6m wide and 7m long with a 3m by 2m section in front of the front door and a slight slope to the garage.
Any suggestions on what finish to go for and what sort of cost to expect would be greatly appreciated.
Its to park two cars with little to no maintenance
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i doubt very much that a proper 50m2 tarmac drive can be constructed for £2400 with drainage etc
unless i am thinking wrong there is nearly a grand of tarmac to go on there plus waste costs,drainage edgings etc
dave L is in somerset
what would you reckon on a ballpark figure to do it right dave?
LLL
unless i am thinking wrong there is nearly a grand of tarmac to go on there plus waste costs,drainage edgings etc
dave L is in somerset
what would you reckon on a ballpark figure to do it right dave?
LLL
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If you want something wholly different to tarmac, concrete or blocks consider overlaying a new concrete or tarmac drive with Resin Bound Surfacing.
It's a specialist installation; please call if you want more information.
It's a specialist installation; please call if you want more information.
Simeon Osen
Ronacrete Ltd - http://www.ronacrete.co.uk
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Ronacrete Ltd - http://www.ronacrete.co.uk
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As a guesstimate reckon £40 to £60 per square metre for Resin Bound - supplied and laid. But that'll change depending on job size, location, etc....
And yes, you need to pay for new concrete or tarmac too.
And yes, you need to pay for new concrete or tarmac too.
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