Commercial tarmac

Commercial tarmac contractors
in Kildare.

Car parks, business yards, estate roads and school grounds across the county. Delaney Tarmac is based in Newbridge, so Kildare sites are the quickest to visit and quote. Paul Delaney has 45 years in the trade.

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Illustration: an estate road and footpaths, the courses shown on the cut edges.
Delaney's Own Photos

OUR TARMAC WORK.

A long new tarmac access road with concrete kerbs along both edges
Long Kerbed Lane
New tarmac curving along a stone wall, edged with a granite sett kerb and a planted bed
Sett Kerb Along a Wall
Tarmac on a slope beside a granite sett border and kerb, below a stone wall with railings
Sett Border on a Slope
A wide open tarmac forecourt finished inside a new brick boundary wall
Open Tarmac Forecourt
A narrow tarmac lane running straight between grass verges and open fields
Straight Rural Lane
Tarmac laid tight to a granite sett edge running along a stone wall
Sett Edge on a Curve
Tarmac finished against a curved granite kerb beside a gravel bed
Curved Granite Kerb
Commercial work

Based in
the county.

The crew and the machines start every morning in Newbridge. For a Kildare site that means a visit is easy to fit in, a small repair does not carry a long journey, and the crew is close by if anything needs a second look after the job.

Newbridge base
Quick site visits
Small repairs practical
Business parks
Estates
Schools
A new tarmac lane running between grass verges and ploughed fields
A new tarmac lane between grass verges and open fields.
Estates and business parks

Ageing estates and business parks

Estates, business parks and schools across the county show the same faults as their surfaces age.

  • Estate roads and paths showing cracking and sunken trenches.
  • Business park access roads worn by lorries turning.
  • School set-down areas and car parks with water lying.
A winding tarmac lane with kerbs on both sides and a band of granite setts across it
A winding tarmac run, kerbed on both sides, with a granite sett band.
Ground

Soft ground in the west

Ground in the west of the county can be softer and wetter than in the east, so the base depth is set once the ground has been opened.

  • Car parks and yards typically start at 250 to 300mm of compacted stone.
  • Deeper on soft or wet ground, with a membrane where needed.
  • Falls set so water reaches the gullies.
A long machine-laid tarmac lane running between post and rail fences
A long machine-laid lane between post and rail fences.
Pricing

What decides
the price.

Area to be surfaced
Repair, resurface or rebuild
Sub-base depth for the ground and traffic
Drainage, kerbs and ironwork
Phasing around the people using the site
Process

How the job
runs.

01

Site visit

Usually within easy reach of Newbridge, at a time that suits the site.

02

Written quote

Area, dig, layers, kerbs and drainage set out line by line.

03

Plan and notice

Order of work agreed and users told which areas close when.

04

Machine-laid surface

Binder course and SMA wearing course laid and rolled.

05

Sign-off

Walk round before the final account.

A curving new tarmac lane under trees beside a post and rail fence
Fresh tarmac finished inside a granite border and kerb, with a lorry and tools still on site behind
A curving tarmac lane laid to an even width under the trees.
Projects

Recent tarmac
projects.

Residential jobs, laid by the same crew with the same machine-laid method, sub-base and kerbing.

"Can't fault Paul and his crew. Professional service from start to finish on all my projects."

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Google Review

Delaney Tarmac

Coverage

Commercial work
by county.

Common Questions

Common questions.

Which parts of the county do you cover?+

The whole county, from the base in Newbridge.

Is a small repair job worth a visit?+

In Kildare, yes. Being close to the base makes smaller full-depth repairs practical.

Do you also do driveways?+

Yes. Driveway repair and new driveways are part of the residential service.

GET A COMMERCIAL
QUOTE.

Tell us where the site is and what it needs. A few phone photos of the surface and a rough size help Paul prepare for the site visit.

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Written Quote