Commercial surfacing

Machine-laid tarmac surfacing at a commercial factory in Glasgow. The photograph shows the paving operation in progress, with a tipper supplying the paver and a roller working on the newly laid surface.

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Tarmac resurfacing on an industrial estate in Montrose, Angus. The paving team is shown machine laying the new surface along the access road beside the industrial premises.

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Tarmac resurfacing outside a new prison in Yorkshire. The photograph shows a paving machine laying the new surface along the road beside the perimeter fencing.

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Tarmac repairs and local resurfacing at a Kwik Fit tyre centre in the Scottish Borders. Aged, crumbling areas were planed out, a bitumen tack coat was applied, and replacement tarmac was machine laid and hand laid. All joints were sealed with hot rubberised bitumen.

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A failed area at a factory and warehouse in Grangemouth was repaired after rutting from truck traffic. The damaged section was cut out and squared off, all waste was removed, and heavy-duty SMA-style tarmac was laid.

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Tarmac repair on an industrial estate in Aberdeen, where heavy truck use and deliveries had left the surface crumbling, holding water and presenting a trip hazard. The failed section was planed out, prepared and resurfaced with heavy-duty hot tarmacadam, then power rolled and joint sealed.

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Machine-laid hot tarmac repair at a shipping yard in Fraserburgh. A failed area presenting a safety hazard was planed out and prepared, treated with a hot bitumen bonding coat, then resurfaced by machine.

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Heavy-duty tarmac repair at an industrial unit in Glasgow. The edges were saw-cut, the failed material was broken out with a jackhammer, and all waste was removed before the area was resurfaced with hard-wearing tarmac.

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Small patch repairs at a business centre in Edinburgh, Scotland, using hot tarmacadam to repair local areas of the existing surface.

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Tarmac car park resurfacing in Edinburgh, Scotland, with fresh white parking bay lines and yellow accessible-bay markings and hatched access areas beside the building.

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Resurfacing a large car park serving a retail shopping centre and an indoor children’s play centre in Glasgow, Scotland. The photograph shows new tarmac and white bay markings, with surfacing equipment still on site.

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Tarmac car park resurfacing in Inverness, Scotland. The new surface is finished with white parking bay lines and a curved line defining the edge of the parking area.

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Tarmac resurfacing and white lining at a children’s day nursery. The photograph shows the parking area beside the nursery entrance, with clearly defined bays on the new surface.

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Tarmac surfacing on an access road into a retail park and shopping centre. The photograph shows the new surface between kerbed edges, with the team finishing work beside the entrance.

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Tarmac resurfacing at a Tesco store, covering the car park frontage and entrance approach. The photographs show rolling of the freshly laid tarmac during the work and the resurfaced area afterwards.

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Machine-laid tarmac surfacing at a caravan park in Berwick-upon-Tweed. The finished roadway follows the curved layout between the caravans, with neatly defined edges alongside the grassed areas.

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Machine-laid tarmac surfacing at a caravan park in the Scottish Highlands, between Perth and Inverness. This photograph shows the freshly surfaced park road while the team finishes the adjoining access areas.

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Machine-laid tarmac surfacing at a caravan park in Loch Lomond. The photograph shows power rolling of the new roadway, with the tarmac extending into the access areas beside the caravans.

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