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Create a continuous natural-stone finish over a qualifying path base. We assess stability, levels, drainage, transitions and access before recommending the resurfacing scope.
A stable concrete path may be suitable for a resin-bound overlay. Suitable asphalt may also qualify, while paved paths need closer assessment because both the pavers and the supporting base must be stable.
Whether the path leads to the front door, runs along the side of the home, forms a garden walkway or connects outdoor areas, we assess cracking and movement, width and access, gradients and drainage, edges, thresholds and nearby landscaping before recommending a system.
When the base qualifies, it can remain in place instead of being completely rebuilt. Structural repairs, new base construction and standalone resin repairs are outside this service. Paths smaller than 20 m² can still be considered, but the minimum project charge is based on 20 m². Combining another suitable area can make better use of that minimum.
Before & After
See how tired paths and walkways can be renewed with a cleaner, more cohesive resin-bound finish.
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The same walkway, resurfaced over the existing base for a cleaner, premium finish.Tap the photos to reveal what it looked like before.
Resin-bound resurfacing gives suitable front paths, side access routes and garden walkways a consistent natural-aggregate finish. The blend and detailing can be planned around existing curves, gates, garden edges and transitions, so the finished path complements both the home and surrounding landscape.
Our Process
From the first conversation to handover, the process covers suitability, design, written scope, scheduling, installation and cure guidance.
We discuss your project, review the existing surface, and understand the finish you want.
We recommend the right system, colour, and details, then provide a clear written quote.
The surface is prepared and installed to the agreed scope, followed by project-specific cure and handover guidance.
Colour Selection
Choose a blend that connects naturally with your home, garden beds, edging, and surrounding outdoor surfaces.
Explore all 29 stone blends and shortlist the colours that best suit your walkway. Browse the full colour gallery.
Why Resin-Bound
A practical comparison of a resin-bound overlay with conventional new concrete, standard pavers and exposed-aggregate concrete.
| Feature | Resin-Bound Overlay system | Concrete New slab | Pavers Standard unit paving | Exposed Aggregate Concrete slab |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retains a qualifying concrete or asphalt base | Yes | No | No | No |
| Joint-minimised wearing surface | Yes | No | No | No |
| Porous wearing course | Yes | No | No | No |
| Thin, hand-trowelled overlay system | Yes | No | No | No |
| Visible natural-stone aggregate finish | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Follows curves without cutting paving units | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Individual surface units can be lifted and replaced | No | No | Yes | No |
| Avoids a new concrete-slab cure cycle | Yes | No | Yes | No |
High-level comparison only. Resin-bound refers to an overlay over a suitable, stable concrete or asphalt base. The other columns describe conventional new installations; specialist concrete overlays and permeable paver systems can differ. A porous resin-bound surface does not make an impermeable base fully permeable. Final suitability depends on the complete build-up, drainage, intended use and site conditions.
FAQs
Yes, when the concrete remains stable and suitable for an overlay. We review cracking, movement, levels, drainage, edges and access before confirming the project.
Stable asphalt can qualify after assessment. Pavers are considered selectively because both the pavers and the base beneath them need to be stable enough for the resurfacing system.
Potentially. Width, access, drainage, edges and adjoining walls or thresholds all affect whether the route can be prepared and installed correctly. Photos are useful for the first check.
It depends on the gradient, existing base, drainage, edge restraint and how the route will be used. We assess the individual path rather than treating every slope as suitable.
The finish has fewer joints than individual pavers, but it is not weed-free. Seeds can settle in surface debris and grow if organic material builds up, so routine sweeping and cleaning still matter.
The resin-bound finish itself is porous. The complete path's drainage depends on the existing base, falls, outlets and site design. An overlay over ordinary concrete is not automatically fully permeable.
As an initial budget guide, straightforward qualifying pathway resurfacing may fall around $172–$200 per m². Final pricing depends on the site assessment, total area, base condition, preparation, access, edges and finish. A minimum project charge based on 20 m² applies.
It may still be considered, but a minimum project charge based on 20 m² applies. Combining another suitable surface at the property may improve overall project value.
Keep people off for at least 24 hours, or longer if advised. Temperature, moisture, weather and project conditions affect curing, so follow the handover instructions for your installation.
No. Gorilla Surfaces provides installed resin-bound resurfacing over qualifying existing bases. Standalone repairs, third-party resin repairs, DIY kits and materials-only supply are outside the current service.
The finished layer is specified after we assess the existing base, path width, gradients, drainage, edges, thresholds and intended foot traffic. The required build-up and detailing are confirmed in the written quote rather than assumed from one standard thickness.
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