Road Surface Dressing Service in Bishop's Stortford

Name: All Surfacing
Address: Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Telephone: 01245 933310

Road Surface Dressing is a way of restoring a surface and sealing it at the same time, which is highly cost-effective. We've offered Road Surface Dressing services in Bishop's Stortford for over 30 years and we're proud of our reputation throughout Hertfordshire.

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The road is sprayed with bitumen binder, then a layer of stone/chippings. This is then pressed into the surface with a roller. More stone/chippings are then applied to ensure a uniform coating of the emulsion to complete the process.

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Improves surface to be waterproof
Helps to improve skid resistance
Helps to protect the road against frost and rain

We serve Bishop's Stortford all year round

We serve most postcodes including CM23.

A great choice for

Experience

neighborhood, truck, vehicle, outdoors, shelter, ditch

We have experience applying road surface dressing for all kinds of applications, from residential roads to major highways.

Excellent Results

alloy wheel, car, machine, spoke, tire, vehicle

Applied properly and expertly by our team, you can rely on our surface dressing to withstand the test of time.

Long-Lasting Results

transportation, truck, vehicle, machine, wheel, outdoors

Road surface dressing is a durable treatment that lasts up to 10 years.

And more

car, transportation, vehicle, machine, wheel

We offer a wide range of Road Surface Dressing services. Get in touch to discuss your needs today, or scroll down to see examples of our previous work.

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How it works

Surface Dress is weather dependent and cannot be applied to wet or cold roads or in high temperatures and high humidity.
The road is swept and cleared of any build up and loose all ironwork masked over.
Once swept we use the Sprayer machine which is driven slowly to spread the bitumen evenly along the road spreading it across the width of the box.
Following the sprayer machine is the chipping spreader and lorries. More of the chippings are spread on the road to prevent traffic or pedestrians from picking up wet tar.
There maybe two coats of tar and chip applied in two layers depending on the type of surface dressing.
This will then be given an initial embedment with a pneumatic tyred roller. This helps the material to embed and achieve its optimum strength.
Once completed there will be some degree of stone loss or loose. A suction sweeper will be used to remove this in stages. We will place traffic signs advising of the risk of loose chippings and have signs to show an advisory speed limit.
The sweep normally takes place 24 to 48 hours after the process any sooner than this may damage the surface.
All masking is removed from the ironwork on the road.
Traffic will be allowed onto the surface but must be at low speeds, this will help to embed the chippings.
The freshly laid surface maybe sticky so we advise to check your shoes and pets paws before entering your house. This is only short term until the surface has settled.
Once the surface is embedded and settled and there is no loss of chippings all temporary signage will be removed.

Our track record

Surface-Dressed Farm Private Roadway

Surface-Dressed Farm Entrance and Roadway

Surface-Dressed Farm Road

Surface-Dressed Farm Forecourt

30+ years surfacing experience
All jobs overseen from start to finish
All work is guaranteed

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If you're thinking about a new Road Surface Dressing project, get in touch and we'll be happy to offer a free, no-obligation quotation.

Phone	01245 933310
Email	info@allsurfacing.co.uk

Our teams cover Bishop's Stortford and the whole of the East of England

For over 30 years we have offered a wide range of surfacing, resurfacing and surface dressing services throughout Hertfordshire. We pride ourselves on offering good advice and great value to all of our clients, whether it be a small job or large contract.

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