Tarmac Driveways in Ashingdon
You cannot go wrong with Tarmacadam. It’s a proven, reliable and cost-effective surface, and its ability to withstand the worst of the Ashingdon weather means it will last you for many trouble free years. Tarmac drives are a cost-effective alternative to resin and block paving driveways in Ashingdon, but they still has the durability to withstand frequent daily use. With its smooth finish it decreases the risk of puddles and water damage.
Tarmacadam driveways offer a quick and low maintenance way to enhance your Ashingdon home without compromising on style. Tarmac takes less time to lay than stone paving, meaning you could have a new drive completed in just a single day.
Your Company Name are your local and trusted tarmac experts, and you can rely on us to use the best materials and equipment. We always aim to provide the highest standard finish and complete customer satisfaction.
Tarmac Driveways near me Ashingdon
We carry out all the work in Ashingdon ourselves and do not use outside contractors. Our tarmac drives can be customised by adding modern kerb stones, block paving or gravel, changing the way your Ashingdon tarmac driveway looks and works for you.
So, whether you are looking for a small path to a complete driveway, sports area or car park, we have the resources and equipment to cater for all your tarmac driveway needs in Ashingdon.
- Different tarmac colours available
- Block paving edges with tarmac infills
- Decorative chippings rolled into the surface
- Multi-area or multi-level drives
Our Ashingdon Tarmac Driveway Services include:
- Driveways
- Paths
- Forecourts
- Car Parks
- Tennis Courts
- Play Areas
- Roads
- Factories
- Skate Parks
- Industrial estates
- Bespoke areas
- Repairs
Talk to our Tarmac Driveways Experts on 01702 887374
Why choose Your Company Name for Ashingdon Tarmac?
As one of the leading Tarmac contractors in Ashingdon, we only use the finest quality materials, ideal for any domestic or commercial property. Made from the very best materials and supplied by some of the biggest names in our industry, our Ashingdon Tarmacadam driveway options add a stylish appearance to your property and will last for many years to come.
- Family run business
- all work guaranteed
- fully insured
- Local and trusted company
- Experienced craftsmen & tradesmen
- Quality products at affordable prices
- Attention to detail
- Highly recommended
Frequently Asked Tarmac Driveway Questions
Asphalt is typically black in colour. This is because the binder that is mixed with the chosen aggregates, bitumen, is a viscous black liquid. However, asphalt surface courses can also be produced in a range of colour variations. This is achieved by adding coloured pigment in the mixing process.
A driveway that requires very little maintenance is a dream come true for both homeowners and those in the commercial sphere. Some driveway types require much more maintenance than others, taking up both time and money to stay looking fresh. If you’re looking for driveway material that once it’s down, you can pretty much leave to its own devices, here are our top picks for you.
Imprinted concrete driveways require very little maintenance and a huge advantage of this material is that you’re very very unlikely to get any weeds growing through, compared with something like block paving. This is because there aren’t actually any spaces or gaps for the weeds to break through as the name suggests, concrete is laid and then a pattern is simply imprinted upon it before it dries.
At Premier Surfacing, we offer a wide variety of pattern imprinted concrete paving styles to suit any property. Be it modern, traditional or contemporary.
Resin bound driveways are another great example of low maintenance driveways and again, weeds should not be a problem with resin driveways providing the surface is kept clean. All you need to do is jet wash or a hose clean and swept to ensure the surface remains looking tip-top.
Resin bound driveways are ideal for spaces which are on an incline where you still want that gravelly vibe. They are a great alternative to tarmac, blocks, slabs and concrete paving and the inherent texture of bonded gravel makes it the ideal choice for non-slip and anti-skid surfaces. Another added advantage is that, during dry weather, there isn’t the issue that’s commonly found with gravel driveways of dust being kicked up by cars.
Resin bonding can be more expensive than other types of driveways so that’s something to keep in mind when deciding which option to choose.
On average, the lifespan of tarmac is between 12-15 years before it will need to be replaced or undergo major repair work. Through years of heavy use and exposure to the elements, minor repairs to cracks and potholes may need to be completed, however other than this, very little maintenance work is required.
As a completely natural and fully recyclable material, tarmac can be considered one of the most environmentally friendly methods of surfacing available.