Farm Road and Agricultural Track Surfacing
Tough, mud-free tracks built for tractors, trailers and livestock lorries — so your farm keeps moving whatever the weather.
- Heavy-duty sub-base construction
- Recycled planings or tar & chip finishes
- Cattle-grid and gateway areas
- Yard and apron surfacing
How we do it
Built for heavy traffic
Farm tracks carry tractors, trailers, feed lorries and livestock lorries. We specify geotextile, deeper stone layers and proper camber so the track doesn't rut or puddle.
Finishes
Recycled road planings are the most cost-effective. Tar and chip seals the surface and stops dust and mud. Tarmac suits yards and aprons around buildings.
Gateways, yards and cattle grids
Gateways and turning areas take the most damage, so we strengthen them. We can also build in cattle grid bases and concrete aprons.
Drainage
Grips, cut-off drains and culverts stop water running down the track, which is the most common reason farm tracks fail.
Timing
We plan work around harvest, lambing and other busy times, and keep access open wherever we can.
Questions
What's the cheapest durable track?
A well-built stone base finished with rolled planings is usually the best value. Tar and chip on top adds sealing and grip.
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