Tarmac Pathways & walkways

Both. We design as well as install, and we’ll guide you through every step from the first consultation to completion, so the finished path matches what you had in mind. Awkward shapes, curves and level changes are cut to fit the ground rather than forced into a straight run.

Usually. If there’s a gate wide enough for a barrow we can hand-lay it; if not we’ll look at access round the side or through a neighbouring gap. Tell us what the access is like when you get in touch, because it makes a difference to the estimate.

Yes. We work for both residential and commercial clients, and commercial walkways are built for durability and high usage.

Not up through the surface itself. Weeds show at the edges, where the tarmac meets soil, so how the edge is finished makes the difference. There are a few options — block, kerb or timber — and we will go through them and what each one adds when we price the job.

Tarmac dries in 24 hours, so leave it a day before it gets any real use.

Yes. Access is the thing worth telling us about when you get in touch — on a rural plot it decides whether the tarmac comes in by machine or by barrow.

Edinburgh and the city suburbs, out across Midlothian, East Lothian and West Lothian, and south into the Scottish Borders. We work for residential and commercial clients across all of it.