Car Park Surfacing

Car park surfacing is a service that enables you to transform the unused space surrounding your business into facilities where potential customers can park their vehicles. Car park surfacing will commonly consist of quality surfacing material which is accompanied by thermoplastic markings which help to clearly display parking spaces and control the flow of traffic.

Your car park is the first opportunity you have to create a  positive first impression for any potential customers. When someone arrives at your business they expect to be provided with adequate parking facilities that enable them to have ease of access to your store. No matter what industry your business lies within there is no doubt that in this day and age your customers will expect parking facilities. If you already own a car park it’s important that you maintain it to the highest of standards, the last thing any potential customer wants is damage caused to their prized vehicle before even coming in contact with your company.

​​​Surface parking refers to parking which is not enclosed or created by a structure and is allocated an area ‘at grade’ on ground level.

Car park markings are called thermoplastic markings. Practical all year round these markings can be utilised for a wide range of purposes including marking disabled bays, parking spaces, speed humps, anti‐skid applications, floor graphics and many more.

Asphalt is well-known for its long lifespan and durability. It is a popular choice for roads and car parks because of its sleek finish and resistance to the weather. Asphalt is also very resistant to weeds, which means it is low maintenance and remains aesthetically pleasing for a long time after laying.

Reflective Paints Provide the best visibility of parking lines. The headlights of cars light up the beads. This type of line striping is very useful in nighttime, snow, or icy conditions. Reflective paints are basically glass beads put in both Waterborne and Chlorinated Rubber paints.

Epoxy White/Yellow Road line paint for double yellow lines, Playgrounds and Warehouse Floors. A lead-free universal rapid drying road marking paint suitable for application to asphalt, concrete and brick with good skid resistance.

Government guidelines (Inclusive Mobility published by DfT) recommend that 6% of parking should be allocated to disabled people unless otherwise covered by local planning regulations. The guidance also recommends how to identify these spaces, with special markings and signage.

You should wait around 48 hours after the final course of tarmac is laid, during this period the tarmac will be soft and parking your car on the tarmac could indent the freshly laid tarmac, footfall should be perfectly fine.

Carpark size is completely dependent on numerous factors. The most obvious is how much space you have to set aside for the carpark. Other factors will include ease of entrance, size of business and local parking restrictions.

All of our quotes are no obligation, so you can enquire about any of our car park resurfacing safe in the knowledge that you won’t have to pay.