That cracked forecourt isn't just an eyesore—it's costing your business. Thornton Heath's mix of converted industrial spaces and modern retail units deserve entrances built to handle everything from delivery lorries to customer traffic.
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Commercial properties along the A23 corridor through Thornton Heath face unique challenges. Heavy vehicles, constant use, and the area's clay soil create demanding conditions for business driveways. Whether you're managing a warehouse near Ampere Way or running a shop on the High Street, your entrance needs to withstand punishment while maintaining kerb appeal. Local businesses understand this balance between durability and presentation.
Modern commercial surfacing goes beyond basic tarmac. Reinforced sub-bases prevent the settlement issues common in CR7's varied ground conditions. Strategic drainage channels handle the runoff from large surface areas, preventing the pooling that damages both the driveway and adjacent structures. Load calculations ensure HGV access points won't develop those telltale wheel ruts after six months of deliveries.
Twenty years of working with Thornton Heath businesses means understanding local planning requirements and access needs. From Selhurst retail parks to South Norwood industrial estates, each project brings specific challenges that template solutions simply can't address.
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Small forecourts start around £15,000-£25,000, while larger industrial access roads typically range from £40,000-£80,000. Factors include required load capacity, drainage complexity, and whether you need designated parking bays or loading areas.
Absolutely—from Broad Green's business parks to the industrial units along Purley Way. Regular projects span the entire CR7 postcode, including the busy commercial zones where Thornton Heath meets neighbouring South Norwood.
Most medium-sized commercial driveways take 5-8 working days. Weekend working or phased approaches often suit businesses that can't close entirely—we've resurfaced half a car park while keeping the other operational.
Every commercial surface carries a decade-long structural warranty covering materials and workmanship. This includes protection against premature wear, structural failure, and drainage issues—essentially everything except deliberate damage.
Often, yes. Overlaying techniques can add strength without full excavation, particularly useful for businesses avoiding lengthy closures. Assessment determines whether the existing base can support reinforcement or requires complete reconstruction.
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