Improving grounds at a commercial premises
Offices and Business Parks: Grounds and Frontages
Commercial grounds do two jobs: they present the business to visitors, and they have to function safely for staff, deliveries and parking every working day.
Both point toward durable, low-maintenance specification.

Entrances and parking
The approach and car park form the first impression. Resin-bound and permeable block paving both give a smart, hard-wearing surface with drainage designed in — important where large impermeable areas would otherwise load the drains.
Clear bay marking, level access and lighting matter for safety.
Breakout and amenity space
Outdoor seating and planted areas are increasingly expected by staff. They need surfaces that cope with daily use and planting that survives without a gardener on site.
Even a small, well-built breakout terrace is used constantly.
Working around operations
Phasing, out-of-hours working and maintained access for deliveries are planned into the programme so the business keeps trading.
Site inductions, RAMS and insurance documentation are provided as standard for commercial contracts.
Frequently asked questions
Can you work outside business hours?
Yes, where site access allows, to keep operations running.
Is resin suitable for a car park?
For car parking areas over a suitable base, yes; heavy goods loading needs a different specification.
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