Tarmac renovation

23/05/2022

Before and after photos.
Happy costumer 🙂
We applied our Tarmac solution on her run Down concrete yard.

22/05/2022

Tarmac Crack and hole Repairs
and protective sealing
We Transform the appearance of any existing Tarmac Driveway. Avoids the need for expensive replacement.

We can re-colour any driveway, car park or asphalt surface, without changing the texture of the surface.
With use and the effect of the sun, the surface of a tarmac driveway will deteriorate and fade over time. Natural resins in tarmac tend to dry out which makes the surface more brittle, allowing cracks to form. But if the surface of your tarmac driveway or footpath is relatively sound, without severe cracks or pot holes it can be restored back to a more attractive and consistent colour.

The coating rejuvenates and seals the tarmac by soaking into the surface and replacing the resins lost from exposure to the elements. This is in contrast to low quality tarmac paints that sit on the surface of the tarmac and provide only a temporary solution.

We provide a quality tarmac repair coating that can make old tarmac surfaces look like new.

22/05/2022

22/05/2022

Benefits to you:
A new look Tarmac for less than half the price of replacing it! £10/Squaremeter.

22/05/2022

Tarmac Cleaning, Repairing & Restoring.
3in1 for £10/SQUAREMETER

Why replace your Tarmac paving when you can have it restored for less than half the price?

Tarmac surfaces are just like any other external hard surface in that they need to be cleaned and maintained to keep them looking good and extend the lifespan of them.

Tarmac suffers badly from the following: fading from UV rays, moss, builders mess and fuel spills, not to mention over time it can start to break down in places.

The most common problem we encounter with Tarmac is fuel/oil spills due to tarmac being a very popular choice of driveway particulary with newer built houses. Fuel/oil spills can happen at any time, they can be safely removed but they will always leave a darker patch (etching) on the Tarmac surface where the bitumen has disolved and the only way to mask these is to re-coat/paint the whole area with a special Tarmac paint.

In times gone by most Tarmac owners would have looked at having it dug up and replaced but you don't need to go to those extremes unless it's beyond economical repair.