Question 1

Do You Do Commercial Paving in Bray?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Bray, Co. Wicklow, is about 30 km south of the Swords base, and commercial jobs are taken on there as well as in Greystones, Enniskerry, Shankill and Kilmacanogue. Ring 1800 938 832 and give the Eircode to arrange your FREE site visit.

Question 2

How Do I Get a Price for Commercial Paving in Bray?

Accepted Answer

Call 1800 938 832 or send the online form with your Eircode. A FREE site visit to your premises in Bray comes first, so the job can be seen in person, and then you get a clear price. There is no small print, and no deposit is asked for.

Question 3

Do You Work for Businesses & Schools?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Work is carried out for commercial premises, local authorities and schools as well as homeowners. It covers new surfacing and repairs to existing car parks, paths and entrances. A FREE site visit in Bray is the way to start, so the right surface can be agreed for the site.

Question 4

What Surfaces Do You Lay for Car Parks?

Accepted Answer

Car parks and forecourts are most often surfaced in tarmac or macadam, which stand up to traffic and are quick to lay over large areas. Concrete, block paving and permeable paving are laid where they suit better, such as where rain should drain through or where lifting single blocks for repair helps.

Question 5

What Is Permeable Paving?

Accepted Answer

Permeable paving is a hard surface that lets water soak through. Rain finds its way through gaps or a porous make-up into a stone layer beneath, which stores it and lets it drain slowly into the ground. Less water runs into the drains, and many pollutants are filtered out.

Question 6

Is Block Paving Permeable?

Accepted Answer

Not all block paving is. In a permeable system, rain soaks through the material in the gaps between blocks into a stone sub-base that stores the water and lets it out gradually. Some planning conditions and council plans favour permeable surfaces on car parks, and the joints need an occasional sweep to stay clear.

Question 7

What Drives the Cost of Resurfacing a Car Park?

Accepted Answer

Cost is driven by the size and shape of the area, the condition of what is there now, the surface and base you choose, and any drainage or falls that need correcting. Working in stages to keep the site open can also add to it. You get a clear price after a FREE site visit.

Question 8

Can a Worn Car Park Be Resurfaced Rather Than Rebuilt?

Accepted Answer

Usually, if the base is still stable and the wear is only on top. Where cracks return, potholes keep reappearing, ruts form or gullies have sunk, the issue is deeper and the base needs rebuilding, because surfacing over a weak base tends to fail early. That is checked when the site is visited.

Question 9

Can the Site Stay Open While the Work Is Carried Out?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the layout and the extent of the work. Dates are arranged with you so access to your premises stays as clear as it can, and it is worth asking at the site visit whether the job can be done section by section. Wet weather may stretch the dates.

Question 10

Can You Provide Planned Maintenance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Planned maintenance has worn sections, cracks and loose blocks repaired on a regular basis, so they do not spread. For a business or school in Bray, that means surfaces kept in good order instead of a larger repair down the line.

Question 11

What Should a Commercial Paving Quote Include?

Accepted Answer

A good quote lists the surface, the area, the base preparation and any drainage, and says whether extras such as line marking are included. It should state payment terms too. Paving Driveways Dublin takes no deposit and is paid once the job is complete; larger projects can be paid in stages.

Question 12

Do You Take on Work Outside Dublin?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Wicklow is covered, as are Meath, Kildare and Louth along with Dublin. Larger projects outside those counties are considered depending on their size. Call 1800 938 832 with the site's location and an outline of the job to see if it can be taken on.

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