Tarmacking Services in Waltham

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping split our project into two sensible phases so we could still park. Day one handled repairs, day two brought the overlay.

Bay lines sit straight, gullies match the fall and the apron no longer kicks the front wheels. Neighbours commented on how clean they kept the lane. It reads professional without being fussy. I’m relieved every time I turn in.

Dan treated the gate mouth like a tiny project of its own. Roots had lifted it so he rebuilt the base in layers, checked with string and only then laid the top.

A discrete channel sits to one side and the apron meets the pavement clean. Yesterday’s storm slid away in minutes and there was no crunch under tyres. Quiet competence from start to finish.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping replaced a patchwork of repairs with one continuous run. The camber now nudges rain to the channel and the apron sits flush with the kerb.

Even the kids noticed how smooth their scooters feel. House frontage finally matches the brick.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping used red tarmac on the path and black on the drive. The contrast helps the kids steer clear.

Kerbs sit tight and prams glide.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping renewed the shared spur outside our cottages without turning the lane into chaos. Deliveries were staggered so cars could pass, the roller left no chatter marks and the colour sits even from shade to sun.

They lifted a soft pocket at the bend and tied the new edge to the cobbles with a crisp joint. Prams glide across the entrance now and nobody tracks crumbs into their hallway. It looks modest, dependable and easy to keep tidy.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping resurfaced our car park after repairing hairline cracks and a sag near the skip. The bays read straight, gullies track the fall and the entrance sits square to the pavement.

They kept noise sensible and the site tidy from start to finish. The finish has a uniform sheen rather than that glassy look that scuffs. Staff stopped hopping over puddles and the place feels cared for when customers pull in.

Dan explained binders and temperature like a teacher. He chose the early slot for laying, rolled patiently and left the site neat.

The new surface has a quiet confidence. We step out and it just works.

Dan kept radios quiet, swept the pavement and checked the channel with a bucket test before leaving. The driveway looks like one piece instead of a quilt of repairs.

Very pleased.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping overlaid our shared lane after repairing a soft pocket at the bend. Passing places stayed open, cones kept things civil and the roll left a smooth, even finish.

Gullies sit level, no loose chippings and the postie can finally glide through. It reads tidy from the road without shouting.

Dan organised traffic cones, kept neighbours happy and compacted until the drum note changed. The surface sets firm underfoot and no loose chippings.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping resurfaced our forecourt after repairing cracks and a soft corner. Bay lines are straight, gullies aligned and the finish looks even across shade and sun.

It’s low fuss to keep clean. The place finally looks looked after when customers arrive.

Dan talked me through binder grades and why temperature matters. He returned early to catch the cool start, laid the surface in one go and compacted with patience.

The camber now sends rain to the slot drain. Threshold stayed dry through a downpour.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping used red tarmac for the footpath and black for the drive so the boundary reads clearly. Kerbs sit tight, edges crisp and prams glide across the entrance.

The surface settled evenly with no scuffing. Simple changes made the front look smart.

Dan planned around bin day, marked utilities with paint and kept neighbours informed. He compacted until the tone changed, checked the channel with a jug and left clear guidance on early use.

The driveway now reads as one piece rather than a patchwork. It is quiet under tyres and simple to keep clean.

Dan corrected a shallow fall that always sent rain to the garage. He trimmed back roots, compacted hard and set a slim channel at the doors.

Dry threshold at last.