Family-run exterior cleaning in Skipton and across West Yorkshire

Skipton & West Yorkshire

Tarmac restoration

Faded, weedy tarmac cleaned, treated and brought back to a deep, even black finish.

What it involves

How we approach tarmac restoration

Tarmac fades to a washed out grey over time as the bitumen binder oxidises, and weeds along the edges make it look older still. Replacing it is expensive and rarely necessary.

We clear the growth, clean the surface carefully at a pressure tarmac can take, then apply a restorer that re-blackens the finish and helps protect the binder from UV and rainfall.

01

Weed and moss clearance

Edges, joints and any potholed areas are cleared out and treated.

02

Careful surface clean

Tarmac needs a lighter touch than block paving, so pressure and nozzle choice matter.

03

Drying time

The surface has to be properly dry before any restorer goes down, so we work with the weather.

04

Restorer applied

An even coat brings the black back and gives the surface a layer of protection.

Why it matters

Looks newly laid

The difference between grey, tired tarmac and a restored drive is dramatic.

Slows further wear

The restorer helps shield the binder from sunlight and standing water.

Far cheaper than relaying

Restoration costs a small fraction of a new surface where the base is still sound.

What is included

Also available for commercial premises

Tarmac restoration works just as well on commercial sites. Car parks, business park access roads, pub and hotel parking and school grounds can all be brought back without the cost and closure of resurfacing. Out of hours work is no problem.

Quote for tarmac restoration

Tell us a little about the job and we will come back to you, usually the same day.

Why choose us

Our work

Before and after

Common questions

Tarmac restoration FAQs

What does tarmac restoration involve?

A deep clean to lift moss, weeds and ingrained dirt, repairs to any loose edges or small potholes where needed, then a restorative coating that brings the black colour back and binds the surface.

Minor damage yes, as part of the job. If a drive has failed structurally we will tell you that resurfacing is the better spend rather than take your money for a cosmetic fix.

A restored and sealed tarmac drive usually holds its colour for around three to five years depending on traffic and how much sun it gets.

We normally ask you to keep vehicles off for 24 hours after the coating goes down so it cures fully.

Where we work

Based in Skipton, out across the Dales

We cover Skipton and the surrounding towns and villages, from Settle and Grassington down through Silsden, Bingley and Shipley to Guiseley, Ilkley and Baildon. If you are not sure whether you are in our patch, just ask.

Skipton
Ilkley
Baildon
Bingley
Shipley
Guiseley
Silsden
Settle
Addingham
Bolton Abbey
Burley in Wharfedale
Embsay
Gargrave
Grassington
Menston
Rawdon
Saltaire
Steeton
Yeadon
Free quotes

Tell us what needs cleaning

Most enquiries get an answer the same day. Send over a couple of photos if you can, it helps us give you an accurate price without a site visit.

Get a free quote

Tell us a little about the job and we will come back to you, usually the same day.

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