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Agriculture paving systems
Yards, laneways and equipment pads built to carry loaded machinery through a wet spring without breaking up at the edges.
What it is
Farm traffic is the hardest thing you can put on a surface. Loaded trailers, tracked machinery and point loads from equipment legs, often on saturated ground, in vehicles never designed to be kind to what they drive over.
That means the build-up matters more than the surface does. We dig out and rebuild the granular base to carry the real load, then pave over something that will not move underneath it.
Edges get particular attention. On a farm yard there is rarely a kerb to restrain the surface, so unsupported edges are the first thing to break up under a turning trailer.
Built for farm traffic
Build-up specified for the axle loads your machinery actually puts through it.
The base is rebuilt to carry load through a wet spring, not just a dry August.
Edges built and bound where there is no kerb to hold them, which is most of a yard.
Yard breaking up?
Send the approximate area and what drives over it. We will tell you what it needs underneath, not just on top.