16th April 2020
Resin-bound driveways are a mixture of aggregate stones and resin used to pave footpaths, driveways to provide a reliable hardstanding surface. Resin is a suitable driveway alternative, but why choose a resin bound driveway over other alternatives such as tarmac and block paving?
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5th February 2020
Although smooth ‘tarmac’ roads are something we take for granted in our everyday lives, prior to this the dusty, gravel roads used previously were suitable for horses and pedestrians, but were becoming outdated for the emerging transport of the day like the motorcar.
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7th January 2020
Renovating your home is an exciting project. Whether you’re simply re-doing your kitchen or you’re going the full mile and doing up your entire house, giving your property a big makeover can be very rewarding. However, it’s no secret that home renovations do have an environmental impact on the planet. Below, we’ve put together our top tips to help ensure that your renovation is as eco-friendly as possible.
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9th December 2019
If you’re looking to invest in resin bound paving, you’ll want to know more about the process and what materials, techniques and processes we use to make this the best choice for you. Because of the innovation in the industry, resin-bound paving is much more popular than it ever has been! To find out more read on.
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9th December 2019
When the surface or sub-surface layers of the road have deteriorated to the point that they have to be replaced, you will need to take away the existing layer and put down a new surface. Resurfacing is an investment and will normally last you at least 15 years.
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8th November 2019
When choosing a material for your driveway’s surface, you need to keep certain essentials factors in mind. Obviously, the material must be strong enough to serve its purpose for a reasonable period of time. That said, you may also be on a budget. You should of course consider what you can afford when choosing which material is right for your goals.
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8th October 2019
To many of us, there does not seem to be much difference between tarmac and asphalt. As two of the most commonly and widely used road surfacing materials, they have a lot of similarities - but, there are some distinct differences between the two materials too. While they do look almost exactly the same on the surface, there are a few factors that you should consider when deciding which material to use.
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4th September 2019
All types of construction requires aggregates of some form, but as the world is now making a conscious effort to take care of the environment, sourcing raw materials is occuring at a faster rate than it can be replenished. Using recycled aggregates, however, is one positive change that you can make.
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4th September 2019
What’s worse than driving on a road full of potholes? Not only does it make your journey unbearable but it can cause damage to your vehicle. Keeping on top of road surfacing ensures the roads are safe to use and minor fixes do not turn into more dangerous problems.
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