Service
Surfacing
The purpose of surfacing is to provide a smooth, durable, and long-lasting surface that can withstand the wear and tear of everyday use.
Smoothly Surfaced – Elevating Construction with Durable and Stylish Surfaces
At HH Construction, we stand ready to cater to your surfacing needs with a comprehensive range of services that leave no detail overlooked. We bring expertise from asphalt surfacing to highway projects, including section 38 and 278 works. Our dedicated team and specialised managers hold the qualifications to achieve surfacing solutions that adhere to the highest standards of quality and safety.
Work undertaken
Asphalt surfacing
We use Asphalt to provide a smooth, durable, and long-lasting surface that can withstand heavy traffic and harsh weather conditions.
Highways works (Inc section 38 & 278 works)
We carry out construction activities that involve the modification, construction, or maintenance of highways, roads, and associated infrastructure.
Our service
Expert Surfacing Services for Strong, Stylish, and Safe Construction
Surfacing is an important aspect of construction that can provide numerous benefits, including increased durability, safety, aesthetics, functionality, and cost-effectiveness. With our extensive and diverse plant machinery, our knowledge and quality workmanship, we’re equipped to handle your next project wherever you are.
Scalable & Responsive
We have more than 150 members in our team, and with our knowledge and machinery, we’re ready to handle any construction project.
Our Fleet
We own a diverse fleet including Excavators, Dumpers and Compactors. All are managed and serviced in-house and supplemented by our transporters.
Our Experience
HH Construction has more than 15 years of vast experience and skills in Civil Engineering & Groundworks.
Sustainability
We operate sustainable practices by reducing site pollution, recycling, and waste reduction both on and off-site.
Accredited & Protected
We pride ourselves on having excellent health and safety accreditations, here you’ll find what we are certified for.
Commitment to safety
Our workforce is 100% CSCS qualified, and all our senior management holds additional CITB qualifications. We’re also proud to offer industry apprenticeship schemes.
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With more than 350 projects completed, no matter your budget speak to our team to find out how we can help you with your next project today
Alternatively you can contact us directly by phone on: 01977 667294
Latest Projects
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Further information
Frequently asked questions
- Durability: Surfacing can provide a protective layer that helps to increase the durability of the underlying structure or surface. It can help to prevent damage from weather conditions, heavy traffic, and other types of wear and tear.
- Safety: A smooth and level surface is essential for ensuring the safety of pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. Surfacing can help to prevent accidents by providing a safe and stable surface.
- Aesthetics: Surfacing can enhance the appearance of a surface, making it more visually appealing and attractive. It can also be customised with different colours and textures to suit specific design requirements.
- Functionality: Surfacing can be designed to meet specific functional requirements, such as providing a slip-resistant surface for wet areas or a heat-reflective surface for hot climates.
- Maintenance: Surfacing can reduce the need for maintenance and repair by providing a durable and long-lasting surface that can withstand everyday use and exposure to the elements.
- Cost-effectiveness: Surfacing can be a cost-effective solution compared to other types of construction materials, as it can be quickly and easily installed and requires minimal maintenance over its lifetime.
Sections 38 and 278 are terms used in the UK construction industry to refer to legal agreements between developers and local authorities regarding new highways and other infrastructure works.
Section 38 agreements apply to the construction of new roads, footpaths, and cycleways. They require developers to build these works to a certain standard and at their own expense before the local authority agrees to adopt and maintain them as public highways.
Section 278 agreements, on the other hand, cover alterations or improvements to existing highways. These agreements specify the developer’s responsibilities for the design, construction, and funding of the works, as well as any ongoing maintenance requirements.
Both types of agreements are important for ensuring that new developments are integrated effectively with the existing infrastructure and that any associated highways or infrastructure works are built to a high standard. They also provide clarity on the responsibilities of developers and local authorities, helping to prevent disputes and ensuring that the interests of all stakeholders are protected.
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