Resin installer requests from Canterbury
Canterbury, Whitstable and Herne Bay range from historic city streets and student lets to seaside bungalows and village homes in Sturry, Chartham, Bridge, Blean and Littlebourne. Send your request and we'll pass it to resin installers covering CT1 to CT6 for drives, paths, patios and courtyards.
- Much of central Canterbury is a conservation area with many listed buildings, so frontage changes may need consent.
- Bungalows in Herne Bay and Whitstable often have wide front gardens suited to resin drives.
- Landlords and letting agents can request quotes for low-maintenance paths and parking at rented homes.
Courtyards and passages near Canterbury's listed buildings
Canterbury's city centre and many streets around it are conservation areas, and the cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey and St Martin's Church together form a World Heritage Site. If your home is listed or in a conservation area, changes to the frontage, boundary or setting may need permission, so check with Canterbury City Council before work starts. Many older houses in the city have little or no front garden, so resin work here is more often a rear courtyard, a side passage or a patio. Access can be tight, with materials barrowed through the house, so tell installers about narrow gates, steps and parking restrictions. Ask to see natural stone colours that suit old brick and flint.
Bungalow frontages from Herne Bay to Whitstable
Herne Bay, Whitstable and the coast between them have many bungalows and post-war houses with wide front gardens, and turning part of the garden into parking is a common request. Check with Kent County Council about a dropped kerb before committing to the drive. A permeable resin-bound drive, or one draining to a lawn or border, usually avoids the need for planning permission. Near the seafront, wind-blown sand and salt can dull a surface, so occasional brushing and washing helps keep the pores open. Light stone blends show dirt and moss more than mid-tones, so ask installers which colours have worn well on exposed sites nearby.
Towns and villages covered
Postcodes: CT1, CT2, CT3, CT4, CT5, CT6