Survey and scope
Review the existing surface, access, drainage interfaces, vehicle movements and the areas that need to remain available.
Commercial surfacing · Yorkshire
Ground that keeps business moving.
Planned asphalt surfacing for working car parks, access roads, factories, yards and private roads across Yorkshire.
01 / Scope
Planned around the site. Built for daily use.
Atkinson Surfacing delivers commercial asphalt works from preparation through to finished lining. The programme is set around access, vehicle movements and the way the site needs to operate while work is under way.
- 01Car parks
- 02Access roads
- 03Factory and yard surfacing
- 04Private roads
- 05Planned resurfacing
02 / Delivery
From existing surface to finished site.
The exact construction varies by site. The sequence below shows how planned resurfacing is taken from initial scope through preparation, laying, compaction and handover.
Planing and preparation
Remove failed material or the existing surface to the agreed depth, then prepare the area for the new asphalt.
Machine laying
Lay the specified asphalt by machine to establish a controlled, consistent surface across the working area.
Rolling and compaction
Compact the newly laid material in stages while the surface is at the correct working temperature.
Line marking and handover
Complete the agreed markings, inspect the finished work and return the area to the client in planned phases.
03 / Project proof
Sand Moor Golf Club.
The existing car park surface was planed and resurfaced over a three-day programme while the golf club remained operational.
- Area
- Approximately 2,000 m²
- Asphalt laid
- Approximately 300 tonnes
- Surface course
- SMA10
- Programme
- Three days
- Site operation
- Club remained operational
- Existing surface
- Planed and resurfaced
- Finishing
- White lining and disabled bays
- Completed
- August 2021
04 / Finished ground
Clear routes. Clean edges. A site ready to use.
