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Pillory Groundworks is a leading asphalt and tarmacadam surfacing contractor operating in South London and Surrey. Our groundworks experts conduct hand-laid and machine-rolled tarmacadam surfacing for residential and commercial projects of all sizes.
Whether you’re seeking a new driveway or road resurfacing for a car park, our tarmacadam surfacing service is here to help. We use our 30 years of experience to provide quality tarmacadam surfacing, with exceptional workmanship and a professional finish on every job.
Contact Pillory Groundworks today for more information or a free, no-obligation for our asphalt and tarmacadam surfacing services.
Our use of specialist plant and machinery allows us to produce a high-quality, professional finish for all asphalt and tarmac projects. We have the skills and expertise to complete both hand-laid and machine-rolled, each on suitable for different projects.
For example, our hand-laid asphalt and tarmac are suitable for small projects with limited space. Conversely, our machine-rolled asphalt and tarmac are ideal for larger projects, such as those in commercial locations like car parks.
We use a layering process to produce the best finish for asphalt and tarmac surfaces. The process involves digging to about 16-18cm, after which we lay a sub-base of crushed hardcore that we compact with a roller.
We then lay kerbs and edges to support the asphalt or tarmac, followed by a large aggregate base layer and top surface. When in place, we compact again with the roller to create a solid and resilient top surface.
To ensure an attractive yet durable finish, we lay a wearing course with smaller grains of aggregate. The final layer sets quickly and you can use the surface typically within an hour, although make sure to be careful!
For a new driveway, we strongly advise against forceful acceleration, braking, or turning the wheels when at a standstill. We also suggest treating the new surface carefully for a week or so, as this gives it more time to strengthen. Doing so results in more lasting durability for your surface.