TARMAC DRIVEWAYS

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Tarmac, also known as asphalt or tarmacadam, is a widely used material for paving roads, driveways, parking lots and pathways. It is made by combining crushed stone or gravel with a binder, usually asphalt cement, to create a smooth and durable surface. 

 

Tarmac is known for its strength and resistance to heavy traffic, making it suitable for high-traffic areas. This paving material provides a smooth and level surface, which ensures a comfortable and safe driving experience. Tarmac is flexible and can withstand various weather conditions, including extreme heat and freezing temperatures. It is relatively easy and quick to install, reducing the disruption to traffic or driveway usage during the construction process. If your tarmac surface is looking old and faded then it is the perfect base layer for tar and chip which would rejuvenate the area. 

 

Regular maintenance, such as sealcoating and crack filling, can prolong the lifespan of tarmac surfaces. Tarmac surfaces can be striped to provide clear markings for traffic lanes, parking spaces, and other designated areas. 

 

Overall, tarmac is a popular choice for paving projects due to its durability, versatility, and cost-effectiveness.