One visit for several connected defects
Mixed repairs assessed
We inspect Tarmac®, concrete, drains, manholes and related brickwork.
Vehicle routes mapped
The repair order reflects deliveries, turning areas and operational access.
Mobile crew supplied
We travel with the operators required to carry out the agreed work.
Repair yards and access surfaces on site
We travel to Castle Bromwich premises for commercial yard repairs, Tarmac® reinstatement and drainage work. A yard can collect several connected defects: a sunken Tarmac® patch near a drain, damaged concrete on a vehicle route or failed brickwork around a manhole. We survey the affected sections and look at how traffic and water move across them. Bringing these defects into one scope makes it easier to set priorities and prevents one repair from being planned without considering the weak surface beside it.
Plan repairs around vehicles and deliveries
Working premises need a repair plan that accounts for more than the damaged patch. At a Castle Bromwich site, we review delivery routes, parked vehicles, turning space and the areas the crew must isolate. Repair sections also need protection while concrete cures or fresh Tarmac® settles into service. Send photographs and dimensions for each defect before the visit if possible. We can then assess base conditions, drainage points and surface interfaces, and discuss a sequence that keeps practical access in mind.
Frequently asked questions
Can you inspect several damaged areas in one yard?
Yes. We can assess multiple defects during one arranged visit. Number or mark the areas on photographs or a site plan so we can inspect each concrete, Tarmac®, drainage or brickwork issue systematically.
Can deliveries continue while repairs take place?
That depends on yard space and the position of the defects. We review delivery routes and turning areas before agreeing on the sequence. Fresh repairs must remain protected, so some sections may need temporary restrictions.
Do you repair surfaces around manholes?
Yes. We can assess failed Tarmac®, concrete and associated brickwork around manholes. The chamber condition, support beneath the edges and traffic loading all need checking before the repair method is agreed.