
Where this service fits
- Council footpaths, footways and pedestrian routes
- Canal-side footpaths and towpaths
- Shopping centre and commercial-site paths
- Public sector and private pedestrian routes
- Rural and recreational access paths
- Footpath reinstatement after cable, fibre and utility excavations
- School, nursing-home, hospitality and caravan-park paths
How we approach the work
- Survey route width, condition, drainage and access.
- Agree the finish, aggregate and preparation with the client.
- Plan public access, work sections and equipment movements.
- Repair the base and apply the specified tarmac or surface dressing.
- Inspect edges and transitions and explain aftercare.
Canal towpath surfacing in progress

The selected treatment needs to suit pedestrian use, the existing base and the asset owner’s requirements.
Clear pricing, written down.
Price depends on the area, existing condition, access, preparation, materials and location. Your written quotation sets out the work and VAT clearly before you commit.
Our workmanship guarantee is five years, subject to the written terms supplied with your quotation. Ask us about the coverage and aftercare for your chosen surface.
Your questions
Can you surface dress canal footpaths?
Yes. We can assess canal-side paths for surface dressing, subject to the base condition, access and the agreed specification.
Can narrow paths be hand laid?
Yes, where appropriate. We assess route width and access before selecting hand laying, machine laying or surface dressing.
Mainland Scotland and the islands
We welcome enquiries across Scotland. Select your area and tell us about the site, access and required work so we can discuss the next step.
- Inverness
- Fort William
- Oban
- Glasgow
- Edinburgh
- Perth
- Stirling
- Dundee
- Aberdeen
- Elgin
- Dunfermline & Fife
- Ayr & Kilmarnock
- Crieff
- Comrie
- Fraserburgh
- Dumfries & Galloway
- Scottish Borders
- Western Isles
- Orkney
- Shetland
- Other Scottish islands
Travel, crew availability and island transport are agreed for each project. View the full town and service-area directory.


