Road surfacing isn’t one-size-fits-all. Depending on the road’s purpose, traffic volume, climate, footfall, and safety requirements, surfacing standards vary hugely — from the heavy duty demands of motorways to the fine detail and user comfort required on footpaths. In this post, we break down the design and material choices for…

When it comes to road construction or resurfacing, the finished asphalt or tarmac layer often gets all the attention. However, a strong and long-lasting surface starts well below that top layer—with the sub-base preparation. Skipping or cutting corners at this stage can lead to cracks, potholes, and costly repairs in…

When thinking about road surfacing, most people focus on the tarmac itself. But one element often overlooked is road markings for safety. Clear, well-planned markings do more than guide traffic—they protect pedestrians, reduce vehicle wear on the surface, and even help extend the lifespan of your tarmac. Whether for commercial…