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Road Surfacing Asphalt
Why Choose Morris and Perry for Your Next Road Surfacing Project?
Smooth out your road construction projects with high-quality asphalt from Morris and Perry’s quarry. Our reliable supply will keep your project moving forward.

- Coated macadam plantSince 2001
- Products generally toBS4987-1
- Collected or deliveredMinimum 1 tonne
Work it out
Coverage — m² to tonnes
Our own coverage and laying-depth tables, working together: the area and the thickness give the tonnes, and the thickness shows which of our mixes are laid at that depth.
Relates to Dense, Medium, Close Graded and SMA. Open graded will give greater coverage. Products generally to BS4987-1 in limestone. Collected or delivered — minimum load 1 tonne.
- Tonnes
- 4.2–5 t
- Area
- 50 m²
- 1 tonne covers
- 10–12 m²
Laid at this depth — recommended laying depths
- SMA 10 Surf LS 0.4% Fibres 20–30 mm min 15
- SMA 6 Surf 70/100 LS 0.4% Fibres 25–35 mm min 20
- AC 10 Close Surface LS 30–40 mm min 25
- AC 14 Close Graded Surface Course LS 40–55 mm min 35
- AC 20 Dense Bin LS 50–100 mm min 40
Asphalt
Quality Road Surfacing Asphalt: Fueled by Morris and Perry's Trusted Quarry
Road surfacing asphalt, a key component in modern infrastructure, ensures smooth and durable journeys for vehicles traversing our highways and byways.
This versatile material is crafted from a blend of aggregate stones, sand, and bitumen—a sticky black substance derived from crude oil—resulting in a robust layer that can withstand the relentless pressures of traffic while also offering flexibility to adapt to temperature fluctuations.
As trucks rumble over freshly laid road-surfacing asphalt, its unique properties allow it to absorb impacts and resist cracking under stress. The rich aroma of hot asphalt fills the air during application as crews work diligently with specialized machinery to spread this essential resource across newly constructed or resurfaced roads.
Beyond its functional attributes, the deep charcoal colour enhances the aesthetic appeal and, due to heat absorption, helps melt snow faster during winter months.
Road surfacing asphalt is more than just a practical solution; it’s an integral part of connecting communities and facilitating commerce across sprawling landscapes.
Pros & cons
Road Surfacing Asphalt: the pros and cons
Pros
- DurabilityRoad surfacing asphalt is known for its durability and ability to withstand heavy traffic and harsh weather conditions.
- Easy to applyAsphalt is relatively easy to apply, making it a popular choice for road surfacing projects. It can be quickly laid down, set, and cured within a few hours.
- Cost-effectiveAsphalt is a cost-effective option for road surfacing. It is relatively inexpensive compared to other materials, such as concrete, making it ideal for large-scale projects with limited budgets.
- Smooth surfaceThe smooth surface of asphalt provides better driving conditions, reduces noise levels, and improves vehicle fuel efficiency.
- Quick repairsIn the event of damage or wear and tear, asphalt can be easily repaired or resurfaced without the need for complete replacement, saving time and money.
Cons
- MaintenanceDespite its durability, road surfacing asphalt requires regular maintenance to ensure longevity. This includes sealing cracks and regularly resurfacing the top layer.
- Weather-sensitiveAsphalt can be affected by extreme weather conditions such as high heat or freezing temperatures, which may cause cracks or damage over time.
Asphalt
We supply all types of Asphalt to Somerset and Surrounding Towns
We are equipped with various specialised vehicles and staffed by our highly experienced workforce so that we can provide any quantity of Asphalt.
Footpath/Pavement Asphalt
Parking Area Asphalt
Playground Asphalt
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- Monday to Friday06.00 – 17.30
- Saturday06.00 – 10.00
- SundayClosed
Gurney Slade, Nr Bath, Somerset, BA3 4TE
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