FAQ,s Q1: Part of my drive has flagstones, can you overlay on them? Q2: My printed concrete is slippery, will an overlay system cure this; my drive is sloped? Q3: Can you add a Proline Eco Drive on top of tarmac? Q4: I have two manhole covers, what do you do about them? Q5: How do I clean a Proline Eco Drive? Q6: Is this the same stuff my wife and I saw on the Iron Bridge? Q7: Can you put this on top of block paving? Q10: When can I drive over a Proline Eco Drive? Q11: Can I reseal myself, and how much does the sealer cost?
Answer 1: If they are set in concrete and are stable, this is no problem. If they are unstable, we simply remove them and add a concrete pad.
Answer 2: We can add a quartz mix to the system to create a virtually non slip surface.
Answer 3: As long as the existing surface is sound and has a sufficiently solid sub base, yes.
Answer 4: We fit a recessed inspection chamber prior to laying a ProLine Eco Drive, there is no extra charge for this.
Answer 5: With a mild detergent, see our after care section for further details.
Answer 7: I’m afraid not, as block paving does sink, we cannot guarantee against cracking. Try a local block paving refurbisher or go to an installer on the Marshall’s approved list for advice.
Answer 8: In this case, we would cut out the worst affected area and replace it with a new pad.
Answer 9: Our payment terms are 20% deposit with the order. The balance is due upon completion.
Answer 10: Usually 5 days after installation.
Answer 11: Yes you can and it is approx £4 PER M², or we will supply and reseal for only £5 PER M². SAVE UP TO 25% as a show home (ask for details)
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