Resin Driveway Maintenance Myths

Charlie Clark • March 12, 2024

Resin driveways have become a popular choice for homeowners looking to improve the appearance and appeal of their property. Although, just like anything, there are several concepts around resin driveways that can sometimes become misconstrued and therefore lead to confusion and misinformation.  In this blog post, allow us to debunk some common resin driveway maintenance myths to eliminate any confusion and hesitation. By the end of this, you will know how to truly care for and maintain your resin driveway.

Myth: Resin Driveways Require Routine Sealing

Contrary to popular belief, resin driveways do not require regular sealing. Resin-bound surfaces are designed to be absorptive, therefore allowing water to drain, avoiding pooling. Sealing can actually disrupt this cycle and lead to water run-off issues.

Myth: Resin Driveways Will Allow Weed Growth

Although it is possible for weeds to sprout through most materials, including resin, proper installation and the right care can help prevent or eliminate weed growth. A well-installed resin driveway with a solid base and weed membrane can minimise the likelihood of weeds growing through the site.

Myth: Resin Driveways Are Hard to Clean

Resin driveways are relatively easy to clean and maintain. Sweeping and power-washing your driveway occasionally can help to keep your driveway looking fresh for years to come. Always avoid using tough chemicals or harsh cleaning routines, as they can damage the surface of the resin.

Myth: Resin Driveways Are Prone to Fading

Due to constant exposure to UV rays, some resin driveways may experience slight colour fading over time. High-quality resin materials are designed to be UV-stable and resistant to fading. Correct maintenance, such as regular cleaning and avoiding heavy vehicle traffic, can help preserve the colour and look of your resin driveway.

Myth: Resin Driveways Are Not Durable

Resin driveways are known for their endurance and longevity when correctly installed and maintained. High-quality resin materials are resistant to cracking, fading, and staining, making them a durable and low-maintenance option for driveways. Taking part in routine maintenance of your resin driveway, such as filling in minor cracks and  viewing any drainage issues, can extend the life of your driveway even longer.

Debunking common resin driveway maintenance myths, helps homeowners understand how to care for and maintain their resin driveways. With the right care to your resin driveway, it can last you years to come. Ensure your resin driveway has been properly installed, and then continue to carry out routine maintenance and cleaning of your driveway - whilst avoiding harsh chemicals. These are all key to preserving the look and longevity of your resin driveway.

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