Farm, estate & private roads

A large farm road just outside Elgin in Morayshire, resurfaced by machine using 100 mm of hot rolled asphalt. The photograph shows the paving team laying the new surface through the farm entrance, forming a continuous access route between the existing stone walls, gates and surrounding farmland.

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Machine-laid road resurfacing for a substantial castle and estate in Perthshire, Scotland, using 60 mm of 10 mm SMA hot tarmac. The finished access road follows the estate boundary between mature trees and open pasture, giving the approach a continuous new surface with neatly defined edges.

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Access road resurfacing for a large potato farming business in Tayside, Scotland. The road was machine laid with 60 mm of 10 mm SMA hot tarmac, renewing the long approach through the trees. The photograph shows the new surface extending along the enclosed lane towards the farm.

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Resurfacing the private approach to a manor house on a large estate in Lochgilphead, Scotland. The road was machine laid using 100 mm of hot rolled asphalt. This photograph captures the paving and rolling work along the wooded estate route, with the roller following the paver over the new surface.

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A private access road in Dumbarton, Scotland, completed with groundworks, edging kerbs, surface preparation and a hardcore base. Two machine-laid tarmac layers followed: a 60 mm-thick base course using 20 mm aggregate, then a 40 mm-thick surface course using 6 mm aggregate. The paired photographs show the prepared base before tarmac laying and the finished road between the kerbed edges.

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Machine-laid tarmac resurfacing at a house and farm just outside Brechin in Angus, Scotland. The approach was surfaced using 60 mm of 6 mm SMA hot tarmac. The finished road runs between the lawns towards the house and adjoining farm buildings, creating a clearly defined entrance to the property.

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Machine-laid tarmac surfacing on an access road leading to a farm in Perth, Scotland. The photograph shows the new surface following the rural lane between hedges, fencing and grass verges, with surfacing equipment further along the route as work progresses.

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Road and courtyard resurfacing at an equestrian centre just outside Perth, Scotland, using machine-laid hot rolled asphalt. The work covered the access route and courtyard area. This photograph shows rolling of the new asphalt beside the entrance gates, with the surrounding equestrian grounds beyond.

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Machine-laid hot tarmac resurfacing on the approach to a private farm in Inverness, Scotland. The photograph shows the paver working along the narrow rural route, laying a continuous new surface between the existing grass verges and adjoining fields.

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A farm lane and private access drive near Perth, Perthshire, resurfaced with 60 mm of machine-laid hot tarmacadam. The work included general surface preparation, machine laying MOT Type 1 hardcore, rolling and compaction, followed by tarmac surfacing and power rolling.

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