Calladines Surfacing

Calladine's is a family business that are dedicated to meeting our customers needs. Whether it be surface dressing, Tarmacadam, Pot hole repair, Drop kerb construction, or the widening and / or construction of a new roads. As specialists in Tarmacadam and surface dressing, known also as tar and chipping; we aim to provide a great finish for all our clients. Asphalt driveways and tarmac driveways, plus Tar and Chip in all shapes and sizes, your needs can be met with a helpful and friendly workforce.

Being Tarmacadam specialists in agricultural and private and domestic roads and driveways, Calladine's have the capacity to construct new roads, car parks, or even tennis courts, and can offer a variety of surfaces to suit every requirement. From durable heavy duty Tarmac and asphalt able to withstand heavy traffic usage, to the more decorative smooth and coloured Tarmac finishes associated with the domestic driveway, tennis court or path. We also specialise in HRA agricultural tarmac which has been designed to significantly improve acid resistance to acidic silage fermentation effluents, dung and urine, whilst also provides a good surface which is less abrasive to animal feet when compared to other surface materials.

Calladine's Surfacing now install resin driveways and surfacing. Our installation team are experienced with an eye for detail to ensure your resin surface looks and functions perfectly. Resin Bound surfacing is a continuous, joint free, permeable material made from rubber granules or aggregate and polyurethane binders. It is mixed and laid on site as a wet-pour product and can be laid in any shape, either on a purpose built base, tarmacadam or concrete. It is available in many colours and styles.

Calladine's specialise in Surface Dressing, also known as Tar & Chipping. The road to be surfaced to be dressed has to be prepared, so things like pot holes, cracks and road edge breakup have to be repaired. We also have to protect any drains or inspection covers that maybe in the existing road. Calladine's then with our bitumen tanker spray the hot bitumen onto the prepared road surface. This is then followed by our chip spreader that finishes the surface of the road. The chips can be any hard wearing product, such as washed gravel, right through to granite.