Wicklow is a Garden County, where Ireland comes out to play. Together with the rest of Ireland, its economy has been growing recently. The nature Wicklow has to offer together with its connection with Dublin make it a great commuter town.
It is only natural you chose one of the warmest and driest places in Ireland for your home or business property. But what is a great property without an inexpensive and high-quality tarmac driveway?
Why Should You Choose a Tarmac Driveway in Wicklow?
A high-quality driveway goes a long way to present your home business and appeal to the neighbours. So how does tarmac fit that story?
First of all, tarmac is a versatile surface material for your driveway in Wicklow. It is also cheaper than the alternatives. Concrete can cost you around 50% more than a tarmac driveway. Not to mention the added amount of digging and drying time.
When you have a home business, you have to count the time needed for installation as an expense, not just the price.
Then we have durability. The last thing you want is a driveway full of holes, cracks, and bends from the heavy traffic or extreme weather conditions. Imagine how your driveway will look during October, the wettest month in Wicklow. Hence, you need tarmac – a driveway material resilient to all types of weather.
Don’t forget about the installation and drying time. Both concrete and asphalt take a long time to install and even longer to completely dry. Yes, you can use a concrete driveway three to five days after installation, but the bottom layers take months to dry.
The thing with tarmac is, you can pour it directly on the surface, there is no digging, very little preparation, and it is dry in a couple of days.
Another factor is reliability. Tarmac driveways are reliable in all weather conditions and under heavy traffic. If you have large family lunches on Sundays or you expect trucks and vans, tarmac will keep its structure under the heavy load.
Finally, tarmac driveways are easy to clean and maintain. Since the cracks and bends are minimal, cleaning is not a heavy chore. And when some cracks do appear, we can easily cover them with a bit more tarmac.
Even if you are looking for cycle pathways and footways, we can use tarmac to ensure the best quality and safety for your pathways.
