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Hot tar and chip projects, preparation and completed stone finishes.
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Tar & chip surface dressing with Armourseal
6 photos · Before & after
A private shared roadway and driveway near Fort William, restored with machine preparation, MOT Type 1 repairs and two-coat hot polymer latex bitumen surface dressing, then finished with black Armourseal for a tarmac-look appearance.
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View project albumHeavy-duty hot tar & chip surface dressing
2 photos · Before & after
A prepared stone-base area at Balmachie Farms in Arbroath was surfaced with heavy-duty hot tar and chip, machine laid using our specialist combi unit. These photographs show the prepared base and the freshly laid dark stone-chip finish across the farm entrance and access area.
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View project albumTwo-coat hot polymer-modified tar & chip surface dressing
2 photos · Before & after
The existing tarmac access road at Dollerie House in Crieff was failing and had been patched with road planings. Our team prepared the surface and repaired the potholes before machine laying two coats of hot polymer-modified bitumen and stone chippings. The tar-and-chip surface dressing provided a consistent new wearing surface across the access road, as shown in these before and after photographs.
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Cleaning and preparation of the existing entrance, followed by the stone surface after dressing.
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View project albumOUR EQUIPMENT AT WORK
Watch our tar-and-chip surface dressing on private drives, business access and rural roads. Our combi units combine bitumen spraying and chip spreading in one coordinated operation.
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Our two-in-one combi unit working on a tree-lined private drive in Inverness, applying stone chippings as part of the tar-and-chip surface dressing process.
Stone chippings being spread from our combi unit in Oban, followed by the machine working along the approach beside workshop buildings.
Our combi unit applying tar-and-chip surface dressing along a rural access road in Blairgowrie, with close views of the fresh chippings and the route beside the field and buildings.
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A hot tar and chip surface-dressed drive running through a gated entrance between lawns and trees.
A closer view of the stone-chip surface at the rural entrance, framed by grass verges and the timber fence.
The finished stone-chip surface along a private access road, following the grass verges, timber fence and hedge. This project uses tar and chip surface dressing.
The shared access near Fort William before preparation, with an uneven surface and standing water.
A roller and combi unit working on stone surface dressing beside the golf club parking area.
The club entrance and existing surface during preparation, with equipment on site.
Stone surface dressing along the golf club access road, with rolling in progress.
Clearing the existing surface at the St Fillans Golf Club entrance before the new treatment.
A close view of stone chippings in bitumen, with a roller working in the background.
Tar and chip surface dressing on a rural access road, with stone borders and open countryside.
Bitumen binder being sprayed along a rural road during preparation for the stone chippings.
A close view of grey stone chippings forming a tar and chip road surface beside grass verges.
A surface-dressed entrance and access road leading to workshop premises.
A closer view of the stone surface dressing along an access road beside parked vehicles and trees.
A chip spreader applying stone to a bitumen-treated path beside a country house.
Bitumen bonded aggregate surface dressing on a rural access road, using stone chippings for a traditional gravel finish.
Specialist machinery applying hot tar and chippings to a rural road.
A close view of the stone-chip surface on the shared roadway near Fort William, photographed in evening light.
The shared roadway entrance near Fort William before grading, levelling and repair.
Stone-chip surface dressing at the shared roadway entrance near Fort William.
Send your postcode, photographs and approximate measurements to discuss your surfacing work.
A SIMPLE WAY TO GET A PRICE
All our services can be priced from measurements and photographs sent on WhatsApp. Include your postcode, the length and width or total square metres, and clear views of the surface, damage and access.
We’ll review the details and let you know if a site visit is needed. The final scope and price are agreed in writing before work starts.
CONFIDENCE FROM THE START
All work is agreed in a full written contract before we start, including the scope, preparation, materials, price, VAT and payment terms.
Customers receive the cooling-off period and cancellation information required for their contract. Any request to start early is agreed in writing.
All our work is guaranteed under the written terms for your project. Surfacing comes with our five-year workmanship guarantee, with the cover and aftercare explained before work begins.
We hold full public liability insurance. Our personnel hold relevant New Roads and Street Works (NRSWA) qualifications and CSCS cards for the work they undertake. Insurance and card details are available on request.
We prepare risk assessments and method statements (RAMS) for the agreed work, with site assessments and supporting safety information appropriate to the job.
We provide the documentation required for our agreed scope, including insurance and qualification records, work methods and relevant assessments. Site, permit and handover requirements are coordinated with the client before work begins.
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