UK winters cause significant driveway damage through freezing, thawing, and moisture buildup. The best way to minimise structural deterioration and avoid spending a fortune on repairs is with preventive maintenance, such as cleaning, sealing cracks, clearing drains, using safe de-icers, and inspecting surfaces. Proactive autumn preparation and post-winter care can help you keep your driveway safe, durable, and affordable to maintain.
Farm roads are critical to agricultural operations but often overlooked in maintenance and design. Proper surface dressing enhances skid resistance, waterproofing, and durability, preventing costly damage and ensuring safe, efficient transport. Regular resurfacing and correct drainage extends road life, improves sustainability, and maintains farm productivity year-round.
Rural footpaths aren’t just walkways, they double as drainage systems, farm access routes, and even livestock crossings. For council surveyors, getting surfacing right means balancing durability, sustainability, and safety. Here’s what you need to know.
Rural footpaths aren’t just walkways, they double as drainage systems, farm access routes, and even livestock crossings. For council surveyors, getting surfacing right means balancing durability, sustainability, and safety. Here’s what you need to know.
At LSL Surfacing, we’ve been laying asphalt roads and driveways for private landowners and homeowners for 25 years.
If you’re considering asphalt road surfacing but are wondering about the maintenance requirements, we’ve put together a guide on asphalt maintenance for private roads.
Are you planning on upgrading your driveway or outdoor surface? You’ve probably come across the terms “resin bond vs resin bound” and thought they can be used interchangeably. It’s an easy and common mistake many people make.
Summer has arrived early this year, bringing intense sunshine and rising temperatures. In the UK, our summer temperatures are typically pretty mild, ranging from 15°C to 25°C. However, during heatwaves, they can reach above 30°C.
Although you may own the land that your house is built on, there are still certain restrictions and regulations that you’ll need to follow when it comes to making changes to your property. Driveway permission is one thing you should keep in mind if you’re getting surfacing or resurfacing work done on your driveway.
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