5th June 2023
Tarmac driveways are extremely popular, and for good reason. They’re reliable, durable, low maintenance and low cost, as well as looking sleek and classic. However, they can struggle in very hot weather.
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3rd May 2023
Recycled aggregates are a great way of using surplus construction materials in new projects. These materials could be previously used construction material that is being recycled, or material that was leftover, unused, after a construction project.
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3rd May 2023
Asphalt and blacktop are often referred to interchangeably and are sometimes thought to be the same thing. However, whilst asphalt and blacktop are similar in lots of ways, they also have a few key differences.
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2nd March 2023
Sealing your driveway involves applying a protective coating – a sealant – that shields the underlying material from damage. It’s suitable for a wide range of common materials, including block paved, tarmac and asphalt driveways.
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26th January 2023
Tarmac, Asphalt, Bitumen…they’re all road surfaces, but no, they’re not all synonymous! In this blog, we explain what Asphalt is, and its primary uses.
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26th January 2023
Whilst a well-maintained asphalt surface can last twenty years or more, this depends on various factors, ranging from regular wear and tear to damage to local climate specificities.
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26th January 2023
Road surface dressing is typically three or four times cheaper than other preventative methods and can extend the road’s lifespan by over 10 years.
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22nd November 2022
There are two types of resin-based surfaces: resin-bound and resin-bonded. Some people use the two terms interchangeably, but the two surfaces are vastly different!
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26th October 2022
Road resurfacing fixes potholes and other damage that has formed over time, providing a smooth, level and safe road surface for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians. This reduces the risk of vehicle damage and keeps people safe.
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1st March 2022
Concrete is one of the most commonly utilised man-made materials on earth, used for everything from structures like bridges, buildings and dams, to smaller structural applications such as kerbs and drains. It’s used because it is a relatively cheap material with a long life, that is quite pliable before it hardens and then is very secure when it sets.
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