INDUSTRIAL SITES
Industrial surfacing planned around your operation.
Surfacing and repairs for yards, access roads and working areas across Scotland and Northern England. Bring vehicle use, loading activities and operational constraints into the plan.
Tell us about the site
Location and area
Existing condition
Access requirements
Preferred timing
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YOUR SITE, YOUR REQUIREMENTS
The site’s use shapes the specification.
Industrial premises can place demanding loads on paved areas. Vehicle movements, turning points and loading activities help define the construction and preparation needed.
Macrete can discuss your drawings and specification alongside existing condition, drainage and the proposed programme. A surface should be planned for the job it needs to do.
Working yards
Discuss renewal and repair of paved working areas around your site activities.
Access roads
Consider delivery vehicles, site traffic and connections to existing surfaces.
Loading areas
Identify high-use locations and share the expected loading with the project specification.
PROJECT PLANNING
Make the operational details clear.
Share the operational details early so the scope, sequence and access arrangements can be considered together.
Vehicle movements
Tell us the vehicle types, traffic volumes and routes through the site.
Work areas & sequencing
Discuss separation of the works from ongoing activity and interfaces with other contractors.
Levels & drainage
Include water pooling, ironwork and changes in level in the scope review.
USEFUL ANSWERS
Before you enquire.
Can you work from our specification?
Share the drawings and specification at enquiry stage so the proposed works can be reviewed against your requirements.
Can the yard remain operational?
This depends on the layout and scope. Phasing and access restrictions need to be assessed and agreed before work starts.
Can you address recurring surface failures?
Share the history and photographs. Recurring damage may need investigation and additional preparation before a new surface is laid.
RELATED SERVICES
Plan the complete scope.
Explore road surfacing, groundworks and pothole repairs.
Visit Areas Covered to discuss your location.
Share your industrial surfacing brief.
Send your postcode, photographs, approximate area and proposed timing to start the conversation.
