Asphalt Paving & Tarmac
Looks better, lasts longer, goes down fast.
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Hot-mix asphalt, slurry seal and resurfacing for roads, yards and commercial premises.
Asphalt paving looks better, lasts longer and can be installed quickly. Most people don't consider all the benefits asphalt offers over other paving methods. Our team has decades of experience delivering high-quality asphalt work, including slurry seal and cold room resurfacing, with proper preparation, compaction and finishing.
Options
Asphalt Paving & Tarmac options
Hot Mix Asphalt Application
Hot-mix asphalt laid, rolled and finished.
- Smooth, durable surface
- Quick to install and open to traffic
Slurry Seal Treatments
A thin protective seal that renews worn asphalt surfaces.
- Extends surface life
- Cost-effective maintenance
Cold Room Resurfacing
Resurfacing and coatings for cold rooms and warehouse floors.
- Suited to heavy use
- Clean, durable finish
Surface Preparation & Grading
Preparing and grading the area so the asphalt sits on a sound base.
- Correct falls for drainage
- Weak spots repaired first
Compaction & Finishing
Rolling and finishing for density, smoothness and long life.
- Rolled to density
- Clean joints and edges
Line Marking & Signage
Road markings, parking bays and signage.
- Clear, durable markings
- Parking bays and directional arrows
Projects
Asphalt Paving & Tarmac work
FAQ
Asphalt Paving & Tarmac questions
What is the difference between asphalt and tarmac?
In everyday use the words mean the same thing: a surface of stone aggregate bound with bitumen. Modern "tarmac" is asphalt. What matters is the mix, the thickness and how well it is laid and compacted.
How soon can I drive on new asphalt?
New asphalt can usually carry light traffic within hours once it has cooled, but avoid sharp turning on the spot and heavy point loads for the first few days in hot weather. We'll advise you for your specific job.
What is a slurry seal?
A slurry seal is a thin mixture of fine aggregate, bitumen emulsion and water spread over an existing asphalt surface. It seals fine cracks, restores grip and extends the life of the surface at much lower cost than resurfacing.
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