Resin bound surfacing in a warm natural aggregate finish

ResidentialMade for your home.

Every project starts with the right people. Smart Surfacing Solutions brings specialist crews to each type of work, managed by one team from survey to handover. That means every customer gets a surface built for how it will be used, and a finish that lasts.

Confidence built on care, craft and capability.

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Hand-laid tarmac surfacing

Tarmac driveways

A clean, hard-wearing finish for driveways and access areas. Hand-laid surfacing brings care to smaller spaces, edges and areas where machinery cannot reach.

02Residential

Resin bound aggregate surfacing

Resin bound surfacing

A smooth, decorative finish for driveways, paths and courtyards. Bound aggregate offers a permeable surface with a choice of colours to complement your home.

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Completed private road surfacing at Hayes Close

Private roads

Surfacing for private and unadopted roads, from preparation to the finished asphalt. We assess the existing ground, access and drainage before recommending an approach.

One size
fits none

Every home, driveway and brief is unique. No two projects are, or should ever be, the same. Made up of specialist surfacing crews, we work with homeowners to create spaces that welcome you back every day.

Meet the teams

06Teams

Hand-laid tarmac driveway
Driveways by
Hand Lay Crew
Resin bound surfacing
Resin by
Bound Surfacing Crew
Machine-laid asphalt road
Roads by
Machine Lay Crew
Groundworks and sub-base preparation
Groundworks by
Preparation Crew
Pothole repair work
Repairs by
Pothole Crew
Line marking on finished surface
Finishing by
Line Marking Crew

The Smart approach

Good surfaces start below the surface.

Resin bound surface and its surroundings

Care beneath.
Quality above.

A closer look at hand-laid tarmac

From preparation to the final finish.

01

Start with your site.

Tell us about your driveway, path or private road. A site visit gives us a chance to look at the ground, levels, drainage and access.

02

Choose your finish.

We discuss tarmac and resin bound options with you, then provide a written quote based on the work your project needs.

03

Build from the ground up.

Preparation comes first. The sub-base and finished surface are planned together, with the programme tailored to the size and scope of your project.

Care in every detail.

Selected residential work

New asphalt surface on Hayes Close private road in Bromley
An additional view of the Hayes Close road

Bromley · Private road

Hayes Close

A closer look at a finished private road — clean asphalt, considered edges and a surface ready for everyday use.

More of our work

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Finished asphalt road at Hayes Close
Hayes ClosePrivate road
A second view of the Hayes Close surfacing project
Hayes CloseAnother perspective
Completed surfacing and edges at Hayes Close
Hayes CloseThe finished surface
Client surfacing project in Teddington
TeddingtonSelected project
Another view of the Teddington surfacing project
TeddingtonA closer look

Before we
get started.

Should I choose tarmac or resin bound?

Tarmac provides a hard, compacted surface with a simple finish. Resin bound aggregate offers a decorative, permeable finish in a range of colours. The right choice depends on your site, how you use the space and the look you want; we can discuss both at a site visit.

Can you surface a private or unadopted road?

Yes, private and unadopted roads can be discussed through our residential enquiry form. Share the location and details of the work so the team can assess the project.

Which areas do you cover?

We provide surfacing across London, Kent and the South East. Tell us your site address when you enquire so we can discuss your project.

How long will the work take?

Timing depends on the size of the area, existing ground conditions, preparation and chosen finish. The team can discuss a programme after assessing your site.

Your home. Your next project.

Let’s make a
lasting first impression.

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A completed Smart Surfacing Solutions project

You’ve scrolled 1m

That’s the depth of a properly prepared surface.