Business Details
Trusted Tarmac Surfacing Solutions in Barrow-in-Furness
Peter Daw Surfacing Contractor is a family-run business established in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, in the 1960s. We specialise in tarmacadam surfacing for driveways, forecourts, paths, car parks, and private roads across the North West of England. Our expertise spans residential, industrial, commercial, and agricultural sectors, with a commitment to high-quality materials and workmanship. We pride ourselves on treating every project individually, ensuring no job is too big, too small, or too difficult. Our team utilises both modern paving machines and traditional hand-lay techniques to deliver cost-effective, durable solutions tailored to client needs.With over 50 years of experience, we provide free quotations and samples of materials, including coloured granite and shingled aggregates. Our surface dressing process combines hot bitumen and chippings to create weather-resistant, aesthetically pleasing finishes. We operate our own machinery, ensuring timely execution and flexibility for projects of all scales. Our reputation is built on reliability, transparency, and a dedication to customer satisfaction. As a trusted local contractor, we continue to serve the Furness Peninsula, South Cumbria, and North Lancashire with expertise passed through two generations of the Daw family.
Services
Tarmac Surfacing
Surface Dressing
Driveway Construction
Car Park Surfacing
Private Road Surfacing
Highlights and features
- We have over 50 years of experience in tarmacadam surfacing.
- Our family-run business combines modern technology with traditional techniques.
- We use high-quality materials for durable, weather-resistant finishes.
- We operate our own machinery for timely, cost-effective projects.
- We provide free quotations and material samples for transparency.
Services
Tarmac Surfacing
We provide durable tarmacadam surfacing for driveways, car parks, and private roads. Our solutions use high-quality materials to ensure longevity and resistance to heavy traffic. Ideal for residential, industrial, and agricultural sectors, our surfacing combines modern machinery with traditional hand-lay techniques for precision and cost-effectiveness.
Surface Dressing
Surface dressing involves spraying hot bitumen followed by chippings to seal and protect existing surfaces. We use 6mm or 10mm chippings in colours like Ghyll Scar Granite and Pink Granite. This method is cost-effective, weather-resistant, and extends the lifespan of roads and car parks.
Car Park Surfacing
Our car park surfacing solutions cater to commercial and industrial clients. We use heavy-duty tarmac materials to withstand high traffic volumes. Projects include private roads, haulage yards, and farm roads, ensuring durability and compliance with safety standards for long-term performance.
Private Road Surfacing
We construct and resurface private roads using porous and non-porous materials tailored to specific needs. Applications include silage pits, sports areas, and domestic driveways. Our process ensures proper drainage, durability, and aesthetic appeal, with options for decorative finishes.
Driveway Construction
Specialising in domestic driveways, we use fine-graded tarmac for smooth, visually appealing finishes. Our team handles curb drops and vehicle crossings, ensuring compliance with local regulations. Projects are completed efficiently, with minimal disruption and a focus on client satisfaction.
Questions
What areas do you serve?
We operate across North West England, including the Furness Peninsula, South Cumbria, and North Lancashire.
What materials do you use for surfacing?
We use heavy-duty tarmac, porous materials for sports areas, fine-graded materials for driveways, and non-porous options for farm silage pits.
Can you handle both small and large projects?
Yes, we treat every job individually, ensuring no project is too big or too small for our team.
Do you provide free quotations?
Yes, we offer free, no-obligation quotations for all surfacing and dressing projects.
What is surface dressing?
Surface dressing involves spraying hot bitumen and applying chippings to seal and protect existing surfaces, enhancing durability and appearance.
