Patching & pothole repairs

Repairing a damaged section of public road. The failed area was planed out, treated with a tack coat and resurfaced using hot tarmacadam. The photograph shows the team raking and rolling the new surface within the barriered work area.

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Cable trench reinstatement work carried out across Scotland. After utility companies have installed the cables, we return to reinstate the trenches and restore the surface. This photograph shows tarmac being spread by hand along a trench.

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Reinstatement work in Edinburgh following cable installation by the utility contractor. The photograph shows tarmac being spread along the trench to restore the excavated section of the surface.

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Reinstatement and patching work in Glasgow. The photograph shows a worker using a plate compactor on a narrow strip of newly laid tarmac, with barriers around the working area.

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Reinstatement and patching work in Fife. The photograph shows work in progress on a local section of the existing road surface, with the work area protected by barriers.

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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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Repair work to a public road in Blairgowrie, Scotland. The damaged surface was removed and the necessary preparation completed before a new surface was laid to repair the carriageway.

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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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Public highway repair work in Stirling, Scotland. The photograph shows a completed patch repair within the existing carriageway surface.

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Completed tarmac reinstatement and patching work. The photograph shows the repaired surface alongside the kerb and around an existing cover, with cones marking the work area.

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