Generally, yes. Asphalt tends to be more budget-friendly than concrete, both in terms of materials and installation. It’s also quicker to lay and ready for use faster, which saves on labour costs too.

In many cases, yes. If the concrete underneath is stable and not heavily cracked or broken, asphalt can be laid on top. We always inspect the base first to make sure it’s suitable for a long-lasting result.

Yes, asphalt work is usually estimated based on square metre rates. But the total cost depends on things like how much prep work is needed, access to the site, and the thickness of the asphalt. It’s best to get a proper quote after we see the job.

Yes, we do. We can help with crack repairs, resurfacing, and general upkeep to keep your driveway in great condition. Regular maintenance helps avoid bigger problems and extends the life of your surface

Joins are sometimes unavoidable, especially on large areas or where paving is done in stages. But we take care to compact and finish joins cleanly, so they blend in and don’t affect the appearance or quality.

Yes, during the first few weeks, it’s normal for asphalt to show minor marks or scuffs — even footprints or tyre marks. This is part of the curing process and doesn’t affect the strength of the surface. These usually fade with time and use.

When properly installed and looked after, an asphalt driveway can last 20–30 years or more. Things like regular sealing and quick repairs can help it stay in good shape for a long time.

Absolutely. Asphalt is strong, affordable, and ideal for both residential and commercial driveways. It handles weather changes well, offers a smooth surface, and is easy to repair if needed.

• Cost-effective and quick to install
• Smooth, neat finish
• Stands up well to heavy use
• Less prone to cracking than concrete
• Easy to repair and maintain
• Drains water efficiently with proper grading