Resin driveways are known for their smooth finish, modern appearance and long-term durability. However, like any external surface, they are exposed to constant wear from vehicles, weather and everyday use. While resin is a resilient material, early signs of deterioration can appear gradually and are often overlooked until the damage becomes more noticeable. Understanding when…

A driveway is often one of the first features people notice about a property. It contributes significantly to both the appearance and practicality of your home. The type of surface you choose doesn’t just affect the look of your property — it also plays a key role in its long-term value. At Tenterden Driveways in…

When considering modern surfacing options for driveways, paths, and patios, resin has become one of the most popular choices among homeowners. Its blend of durability, aesthetics, and low maintenance makes it a practical investment. However, there’s often confusion between two similar-sounding options — resin-bound and resin-bonded surfaces. While they share some characteristics, their composition and…

When choosing a new driveway surface, homeowners often search for a material that combines durability with aesthetic appeal. While tarmac and block paving are common choices, tar and chip has been steadily gaining popularity for its distinctive style and practicality. At Tenterden Driveways, we install high-quality tar and chip surfaces throughout Tenterden, Kent, providing a…

Designing a driveway isn’t always a straightforward task—especially when the space features curves, corners, slopes, or awkward boundaries. Traditional materials like tarmac or poured concrete can struggle to accommodate intricate layouts without extensive groundwork or visible seams. That’s where block paving offers a distinct advantage. At Tenterden Driveways, we specialise in creating high-quality block paving…

Introduction In the world of driveway surfacing, it’s easy to get swept up by buzzwords and flashy trends—resin-bound, imprinted concrete, block paving—you name it. But there’s one classic method that’s been quietly delivering excellent results for years, yet gets very little of the limelight: tar and chip. This understated option deserves a second look, especially…

Introduction The UK’s unpredictable weather is infamous—soggy winters, surprise downpours, and the occasional summer heatwave mean any outdoor surface needs to be tough, adaptable, and resilient. When it comes to driveways, few materials meet these criteria better than tarmac. While other options may boast style or novelty, tarmac has stood the test of time for…

When it comes to selecting the right surface for a new driveway, developers and homeowners alike must consider not only cost and appearance but also durability, efficiency, and long-term value. For newbuild properties, tarmac stands out as one of the smartest and most reliable choices. At Tenterden Driveways, we specialise in professional tarmac installation for…

In rural settings, the character and functionality of walkways and entrances are just as important as their durability. Villages often seek solutions that blend into the natural surroundings while offering safe, long-lasting surfaces for residents and visitors. Tar and chip surfacing — also known as surface dressing — is an ideal choice for these types…

Introduction Tarmac, also known as asphalt, is a material that has been used for decades in high-performance environments, from busy motorways to airport runways. Its durability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness make it a preferred choice for areas subjected to heavy traffic and extreme weather conditions. But tarmac isn’t just for large-scale infrastructure—it’s also an excellent option…