Driveway installation can be expensive — which option do you think is worth it: Resin Bound, Concrete, or Block Paving? Tips, pros/cons, and personal experiences are highly welcome!
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For most homeowners, Block Paving tends to be worth the cost — it handles wet weather well, lasts a long time, and if a section gets damaged you can replace individual blocks without big expense.
Resin Bound looks very modern and stays low‑maintenance, but usually costs more upfront and needs good drainage prep. Concrete is often the cheapest to install, but it can stain or crack over time, which might add to maintenance costs later.
Has anyone noticed big differences in how these materials hold up after a few rainy winters or heavy vehicle use?