
2026 so far: A look at some of our completed projects this year
Discover our 2026 half-year round-up, featuring highways, housing, schools, public realm and active travel projects across the UK.
HMS work on a number of historic sites installing resin surfaces that compliment its surroundings. For instance some of our work includes English heritage sites, National Trust locations and listed buildings such as stately homes, chantry bridges and areas of national preservation.






Although resin bonded paving may be a modern and contemporary surfacing option, finished using the right choice of natural aggregate it lends itself seamlessly to traditional and historic projects.
Above all the soft, sandy golden tones can produce a natural looking surface, while on the other hand maintaining all the benefits of a modern surface:

Most importantly, the organically sourced, untreated aggregate from the Cotswolds, Derbyshire and Europe ensures the surfacing looks 100% natural and is the perfect paving solution for heritage sites, stately homes and older buildings.
For instance, it is regularly used by clients such as Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, and The Royal Parks in London.
Therefore your next heritage site or protected project will be in good hands with HMS.





We use the best quality resins paired with naturally sourced decorative aggregates. Their hard-wearing, non-slip features effortlessly lend themselves to high traffic areas.
On top of that, they are also contaminant resistant and are also regularly used for safety demarcation and anti-skid surfaces.
Resin bound paving provides the perfect balance between strength and style. Its easy-care and durable features make it perfect for roads and footpaths.
A resin bonded surfacing system produces long-lasting and durable surfaces that have a decorative finish and transform areas of hard landscaping. From footpaths, car parks and heritage sites to private gardens.
Resin bound tree pits are perfect for protecting tree roots in urban areas. Designed to let water and air circulate around roots, they are also low maintenance and look great when compared to standard metal grids.
High friction or anti-skid surfacing as it’s sometimes known, significantly reduces road accidents caused by skidding, slipping or sliding.
Coloured surfacing is often used by local authorities for cycle paths, bus lanes or road & car park demarcation.

Discover our 2026 half-year round-up, featuring highways, housing, schools, public realm and active travel projects across the UK.

When you appoint HMS Decorative Surfacing, you can expect a smooth, professional service from start to finish. We will guide you every step of the

2025 has been a landmark year for our team, delivering a diverse portfolio of projects across commercial, residential and public sectors.

As we bid adieu to the past 12 months, we can’t help but look back on what a phenomenal year 2023 has been.
