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Yes. You can request a free initial consultation and no-obligation quote. A reliable written price follows the suitability discussion and assessment; the website form is not an instant-quote calculator.

Tell us the project address, the area you want resurfaced, its approximate size, the existing surface and anything you know about cracks, movement, drainage or access. If several surfaces connect, list all of them.

No. Photos are optional on the initial form, so you can submit the enquiry without them. We will need clear surface photos before arranging a site visit because they help confirm the base type and likely suitability.

We review the project details, ask for any missing photos or information and discuss likely suitability. If the project appears to fit, the next steps are a site assessment, written quote, scheduling, preparation, installation and handover.

We reply as soon as practical, but Gorilla Surfaces does not promise a fixed response time or operate an emergency or same-day service. You can also call 08 7137 1490 during normal contact hours.

Photos can help with the first suitability check, but they may not show base movement, levels, drainage, thresholds or access clearly enough for a reliable final price. As an initial budget guide, straightforward qualifying residential resurfacing may fall around $172–$200 per m²; the site assessment and written scope determine the final quote.

Yes. Smaller areas may still be quoted, but a minimum project charge based on 20 m² applies, so the effective square-metre price may be higher. Tell us about any other suitable path, porch, patio or outdoor surface that could be considered with it.

Gorilla Surfaces does not construct new structural bases. The service is resurfacing over a qualifying existing stable surface, normally concrete or asphalt. A dirt site or new build that still needs a base is outside the current scope.

Start timing depends on suitability, quotation, material availability, current scheduling, weather, access and preparation. We will explain the expected timing before you commit; do not assume the work can begin immediately after the first enquiry.