With over 30 million cars on the UK roads, it is not surprising that surface car parks form an essential part of transport infrastructure. Ranging from long term areas at airports to short term parking at retail parks or town centres, users expect these facilities to be serviceable and freely accessible. Obviously, due to the nature of the asset, any surface maintenance disruption can be extremely damaging with many engineers struggling to balance surface condition with free access.

Additionally, with the likes of retail parks and shopping centres, the surface car park is the first thing customers see and can often influence their overall impression of the facility. Degrading surfaces and potholes, apart from the health & safety considerations, can persuade members of the general public to spend their money elsewhere and can have a direct effect on retail profits.

The adoption of ASI’s sustainable and environmentally friendly maintenance technology can ensure that surface car parks remain in good condition and the aesthetically pleasing preservation processes can extend the life of this valuable asset to the benefit of cost, disruption and the general public.

Read more about the Rhinopatch, Rhinophalt and Rhinoseal processes.