Case study · Ashford, Kent
Full tarmac resurfacing for the NHS at William Harvey Hospital
A full tarmac resurfacing package for the NHS at William Harvey Hospital in Kent: 5,500m² planed out to 40mm and overlaid with 40mm of 10mm asphalt, with all associated lining works.
The project
What we delivered at William Harvey Hospital, Kent
5,500m² planed and resurfaced
Resurfacing starts with the plane out. The worn surface course is milled off to a depth of 40mm, which removes the cracked and fretted material while keeping the finished level tied in to the existing kerbs, drainage and footways.
The new 40mm surface course is laid in a 10mm aggregate asphalt. The fine 10mm stone gives a dense, close textured finish that suits car parks and access roads, where vehicles turn tightly and people walk across the surface.
With the surfacing complete, the full lining package goes down: parking bays, directional arrows and the other markings that make a busy car park safe and easy to use.
On site
See the finished surface
Services on this project
The work behind this job
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