Newcastle Tarmac Road Surfacing

Tarmac dries exceptionally quickly, cooling and hardening after about five to eight hours. On the other hand, concrete can take several days to fully cure, meaning that if you’re looking for the quickest installation, tarmac is the material for you.

Tarmac is renowned for being easy to maintain as regular jet washing should be all that’s needed to keep it looking great and functioning effectively.

As a completely natural and fully recyclable material tarmac can be considered one of the most environmentally friendly methods of surfacing available.

Unlike block paved or concrete surfaces, tarmac can be laid directly onto any existing surface, whereas the other materials require a full depth bedding layer before work can even begin.

Costs will vary depending on the size of the area, the materials used, and the time and labour costs involved. No two tarmac surfacing projects are the same. Please call us and we will be happy to provide a free site survey and quote and a timeframe for completion.

On average, the lifespan of tarmac is between 12 and 15 years before it will need to be replaced or undergo major repair work. Through years of heavy use and exposure to the elements, minor repairs to cracks and potholes may need to be completed, however other than this, very little maintenance work is required.

As a completely natural and fully recyclable material, tarmac can be considered one of the most environmentally friendly methods of surfacing available.