UK ROADWORKS GROUP
Fife surface dressing with a 14 mm granite first coat
Granite chippings being spread over polymer latex bitumen during hot tar and chip surface dressing in Fife, Scotland.
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The work shown
Surface dressing in Fife, Scotland, showing 14 mm granite chippings being spread as the first aggregate coat over a freshly applied polymer latex bitumen layer. The close-up captures the point where the stone meets the binder, with the untreated binder visible beside the advancing line of chippings. The larger granite forms the base coat of the specified surface-dressing system, providing a textured stone layer bonded to the prepared road. The treatment is intended to seal and protect the existing surface and create a hardwearing finish once the specified laying and compaction stages are complete. UK Roadworks Group welcomes hot tar and chip enquiries across Fife.
A hardwearing surface matched to the site
Surface dressing is intended to seal a suitable existing surface and renew its wearing texture. For heavy-duty use, the binder, aggregate, preparation and number of coats must match the road condition and expected traffic. Tell us about potholes, drainage, regular vehicles and turning movements so these can be assessed with the quotation.
Planning a project in Fife, Scotland?
We welcome hot tar and chip surface dressing enquiries in Fife, Scotland. Send your postcode, photographs and approximate measurements to discuss a similar finish for your property.
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