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Hot Mix Driveways Phone: 0738630007 Fax: 0738630007 Mobile: 0417606921 Address: PO Box 292 Albany Creek QLD 4035 THIS COMPANY'S RELATED WEBSITES: Car Park Asphalting
ABOUT THE COMPANY : Hot Mix Asphalt Driveways is a landscaping business with over 30 years experience speciasing in driveways, car parks, tennis courts and other landscapes that include coloured asphalt with a stamped edge. Hot Mix Asphalt Driveways specialises in the use of Redbrown Asplat and offers a Stamped Edge. Asphalt is used because is cane be sealed successfully against difficulty shaped edges such as rocks or uneven shapes and as its versatility can enhance any domestic or commercial property. It also looks great, stylish, is practical and can be used to create clear and exciting shapes. A rounded stamped edge is used to prevent the edges (usually made from treated timber) from being damaged by cars and water. Also, Stamped Edging beautifies, strengthens and adds a new modern look to the asphalt driveways.
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