Paving & Hardscaping
Tar & Asphalt Surfacing
Asphalt gives a continuous, quiet, quick-to-install surface for large areas — provided the base is engineered and the falls are set before the first load arrives.
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We prepare and compact the base layers, prime, then lay and roll asphalt to specified thickness with defined edges and drainage.
When is asphalt resurfacing appropriate?
An overlay needs an assessment of the existing pavement, failed areas and drainage. Tar and asphalt surfacing cannot compensate for a moving or saturated base. Identify turning, braking and delivery loads for parking areas or yards before comparing a new surface with localised pothole repairs.
What should an asphalt work programme include?
Agree preparation, failed-area repairs, finished levels and the sequence for reopening access. Line marking and kerbing should be listed if required rather than assumed. For operational properties, identify loading windows and alternative access; reopening depends on the specified work and conditions.
Where it works best
- Estate and complex internal roads
- Commercial parking areas
- Industrial yards and access roads
- Long residential driveways
What we deliver
- New asphalt surfacing over prepared base layers
- Resurfacing and overlays
- Pothole repair and crack sealing
- Line marking and kerbing
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Why clients choose our tar & asphalt surfacing
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