Resin Driveway Cost Per m² in Hampshire — 2026 Price Guide
Hampshire homeowners can expect to pay £65–£110 per m² for a fully installed resin-bound driveway in 2026 — every installation backed by our 10-year guarantee and a fully permeable, SuDS-compliant surface. This guide breaks down exactly what moves the price in Hampshire, typical project totals by drive size, and how to get an accurate written quote.
Hampshire Resin Driveway Prices — What the £65–£110/m² Range Means
Hampshire base price is £65/m² on a sound existing base; full sub-base replacement pushes to £90–£110/m². Most projects land in the £70–£95/m² range. At £65/m², you are looking at a drive with a solid existing tarmac or concrete base that simply needs cleaning, priming, and overlaying — no excavation required. At £95–£110/m², the existing base is breaking up and requires full removal, new MOT Type 1 sub-base, and a fresh edging framework before the resin pour begins.
The Two Biggest Variables in Hampshire Resin Driveway Costs
The single biggest variable is base condition — a sound 1990s concrete or tarmac base avoids £15–£30/m² in sub-base work. Aggregate choice is second: premium imported stone (Cotswold blend, Italian marble chip, or South African golden flint) adds £5–£15/m² over standard UK quartz. For most Hampshire homeowners, the base assessment at the free site survey is where the final price is set — it determines whether overlay is viable or full excavation is required.
Typical Hampshire Project Totals by Drive Size
Typical Hampshire totals: 20m² from £1,300; 30m² from £1,950; 40m² from £2,600; 50m² from £3,250; 80m² from £5,200 — all-in, fully installed. These figures include kit, labour, edging, drainage, and clean-up — no hidden day-rate or material surcharges. A fixed written quote is issued before work begins on every Hampshire job, so the number you agree is the number you pay.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a resin driveway cost in Hampshire?
Most Hampshire driveways cost between £1,950 and £5,500 fully installed, depending on size and base condition. The per-m² rate ranges from £65 on a sound existing base to £110 where full sub-base replacement is needed. A typical 40m² family home drive with a serviceable existing tarmac base runs around £2,600.
Does the age of my existing driveway affect the resin cost?
Yes — significantly. A 1990s concrete or tarmac base in reasonable condition can usually be overlaid at £65–£80/m². A 1970s base that has heaved, cracked, or is breaking up will need full removal and replacement, pushing the cost to £90–£110/m². We assess the base at the free site survey so there are no surprises in the quote.
Are resin driveways cheaper in some parts of Hampshire?
Travel cost has a minor effect for remote or rural properties — villages in the New Forest, Meon Valley, or further-flung parts of the Test Valley can attract a small access uplift. For the vast majority of Hampshire towns and suburbs, the £65–£110/m² range applies without any location premium.
What is included in the per-m² price?
Everything: resin and aggregate materials, base preparation (cleaning, priming, or sub-base replacement if needed), edging, drainage channels if required, labour, and site clean-up. It also includes the 10-year installation guarantee, issued in writing on handover. There are no day-rate charges or material surcharges — what is on the written quote is what you pay.
Get a Free Hampshire Quote
Call 07384 599889 or request a free written quote online — every Hampshire enquiry receives a no-obligation written quote within 24 hours. No deposit required.
