Large-Area Coverage
A strong option for longer farm roads, entrances and substantial rural access areas where practical coverage matters.
Practical chip & tar surfacing for farm entrances, agricultural access roads, yards and rural working areas throughout County Wexford.
Farm roads and yards need more than a tidy finish. They need sensible preparation, drainage and a surface specification matched to the vehicles and day-to-day use of the site.
Our team assesses the existing base, soft spots, falls, water movement, turning areas and access requirements before recommending the preparation and chip & tar system. This makes the page and the service about the whole job—not simply laying stone over an unsuitable base.

Where site conditions are suitable, chip & tar provides a textured, bonded finish that works particularly well across long approaches and larger access areas.
A strong option for longer farm roads, entrances and substantial rural access areas where practical coverage matters.
Exposed stone aggregate creates a textured surface for changing weather and everyday rural access.
Selected chippings create a finish that sits comfortably alongside fields, farm buildings and countryside properties.
We consider base condition, drainage, falls and expected vehicle use before recommending the surfacing specification.
Agricultural sites vary considerably. The right preparation depends on ground conditions, drainage, traffic, turning loads and the condition of the existing road or yard.
We inspect access, existing construction, soft areas, drainage and the types of vehicles using the site.
Where required, failed areas are repaired and the base, levels and edges are prepared for the new surface.
Bituminous binder is applied and selected stone chippings are distributed evenly over the prepared area.
The stone is rolled into the binder and the finished surface is checked for consistent coverage and finish.






We provide quotations throughout Wexford Town and County Wexford, including Enniscorthy, Gorey, New Ross, Rosslare, Bunclody, Courtown, Kilmuckridge, Curracloe, Castlebridge, Ferns, Taghmon and surrounding rural areas.
Tell us the approximate area, current surface and the vehicles that regularly use it—including tractors, trailers, vans or heavier traffic. We can then discuss the site and arrange a quotation where required.
Wexford Office053 925 3194Onsite083 428 0401It can be suitable for many agricultural access roads, subject to the existing base, drainage and expected traffic. We assess the site before recommending a specification.
Potentially. The track must first be assessed for soft spots, drainage, levels and base condition. Preparation or strengthening may be required before surfacing.
Some yard areas can be suitable, but use varies greatly. Turning movements, loading, drainage and vehicle weights all need to be considered before the right surface is recommended.
Tell us exactly what uses the road or yard. The construction and preparation should reflect the expected traffic rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all specification.
Pricing depends on area, access, existing base, preparation, drainage, aggregate specification and traffic requirements. We provide project-specific quotations after discussing or inspecting the site.
Yes. We work across County Wexford and can discuss farm and rural access projects throughout the surrounding towns and countryside.
Send us the location, approximate dimensions, current surface and expected vehicle use. We’ll get back to you about the appropriate next step.
Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you.