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Tar & Chip Surface Dressing in the UK and surrounding areas

Over time, private roads such as carparks and footpaths wear out. The cracks appear on the surface dressing, which means the roads should be fixed by a surfacing professional. This way, the road becomes stronger and safer for pedestrians and drivers to use. Surface dressing involves the application of a coating of hot bitumen on the surface.

It is then layered with stone chippings that are rolled on the bitumen to create a water-resistant layer. Road surface dressing is now a long established road maintenance technique for repairing private, domestic and commercial roads.

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This service extends to farm roads and foothpaths in country estates. While owning vast pieces of estate is admirable, it is important to create footpaths to make the properties accessible.

Tarmacadams Surfacing Ltd applies tarmac and tar overlays to roads that have deteriorated over the years. The professionals then dress the surfaces to ensure the materials sets on the road. We use asphalt and tarmac as they are hard-wearing. Also, we use apply tarmac on muddy footpaths through out foot path surfacing service.

You just need to get in touch with one of our professionals to find out all your options.

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Fast & reliable road resurfacing specialists

Here at Tarmacadams Surfacing Ltd, we also offer a range of commercial surfacing, tarmacadam and asphalt services to customers throughout the UK.

We cover everything from driveways to full car parks and much more. We regularly work with local authorities and businesses.

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