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Advice for getting driveway resurfaced

telecaster · 2008-11-30 20:02:32

I'm looking to get my driveway resurfaced. I'm told there are lots of cowboys out there putting down tarmac that will take your money and do poor job. Any advice on questions I should be asking the guys quoting me before I give them the go ahead to start would be appreciated Thanks

30-11-2008 9:02pm

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telecaster

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I'm looking to get my driveway resurfaced. I'm told there are lots of cowboys out there putting down tarmac that will take your money and do poor job.

Any advice on questions I should be asking the guys quoting me before I give them the go ahead to start would be appreciated

Thanks

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#2 30-11-2008 9:35pm

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telecaster wrote: »

I'm looking to get my driveway resurfaced. I'm told there are lots of cowboys out there putting down tarmac that will take your money and do poor job.

Any advice on questions I should be asking the guys quoting me before I give them the go ahead to start would be appreciated

Thanks

You should first ask for there insurance cert, then ask what type of material they are going to use , what depth they are laying , should be laying a minimum depth of 40mm.

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#3 01-12-2008 6:39pm

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