Atkinson Surfacing · Project 001
Sand Moor
Golf Club.
01 / Overview
The job
2,000 m².
Three days.
Atkinson Surfacing was appointed to resurface the main car park at Sand Moor Golf Club in Leeds. The existing asphalt had reached the end of its serviceable life, with widespread wear and cracking affecting the appearance and performance of the surface.
We planned the work over three days in August 2021 and kept the golf club open throughout.
Project summary
- Area
- Approx. 2,000 m²
- Asphalt
- Approx. 300 tonnes
- Surface course
- SMA10
- Programme
- 3 days
- Completion
- August 2021
- Site status
- Open throughout
Project highlights
Measured on site.
02 / The challenge
Before work
Worn out.
Still in daily use.
The existing asphalt was heavily worn and cracked across the main car park. Sand Moor needed a full resurfacing solution that would improve durability and presentation without disrupting members and visitors.
Safe access had to be maintained throughout, so the work was carefully phased around the club's day-to-day operation.
03 / What we delivered
The works
Planned, laid
and lined.
The car park was resurfaced in phases, keeping safe access available while the club remained open.
- Planed the existing asphalt surface
- Machine laid approximately 300 tonnes of SMA10 asphalt
- Compacted the new surface using a multi-stage rolling operation
- Applied new white line marking throughout the car park
- Marked dedicated accessible parking bays
- Kept the golf club operational throughout the works
- Completed the resurfacing within a three-day programme
Before / completed
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04 / On the ground
The paving train.
Approximately 300 tonnes of SMA10 was machine laid across the prepared car park in controlled sections.
A multi-stage rolling operation compacted the newly laid asphalt behind the paver.
Phased workingThe crew worked around the live site, maintaining safe access for members, visitors and staff throughout the programme.
05 / From above
Context.
Scale. Finish.
06 / The outcome
Back in use
A stronger
first impression.
The completed works transformed the main arrival point for members and visitors, providing a durable SMA10 surface with clearly defined parking bays and improved accessibility.
Careful phasing kept the club open throughout, allowing normal day-to-day operations to continue while the resurfacing was completed.
07 / Why this project mattered
Good work is more than a new surface.
The three-day programme was phased so the club could continue its normal day-to-day operation.
Safe access was maintained for members, visitors and staff throughout the works.
Planing, surfacing, rolling and line marking were completed inside the agreed three-day window.
Approximately 300 tonnes of SMA10 created a durable finish for the club's main car park.
08 / Project facts
The job
in detail.
- Client
- Sand Moor Golf Club
- Location
- Leeds
- Sector
- Golf & leisure
- Project
- Commercial car park resurfacing
- Area
- Approximately 2,000 m²
- Existing surface
- Planed prior to resurfacing
- Surface course
- SMA10
- Asphalt installed
- Approximately 300 tonnes
- Duration
- 3 days
- Traffic management
- Golf club remained open throughout
- Line marking
- New white bay markings
- Accessible bays
- Included
- Completion
- August 2021