Typically consisting of aggregates and bitumen, asphalt is a regular sight throughout the UK due to its use for paving and roofs. And while many of us are well aware of what asphalt is, the same can’t always be said for mastic asphalt.
So, to help answer several common questions, we have put together a What is Mastic Asphalt? guide to hopefully provide some clarity.
A centuries-old material, mastic asphalt consists of a mix of graded limestone aggregate and bitumen. As a result, mastic asphalt is often much softer than its regular alternative, which makes it ideal in colder temperatures where laying heated asphalt often presents challenges.
The mastic asphalt process is relatively straightforward for a qualified professional, with the asphalt heated before being spread and pressed across the relevant area. As the mastic asphalt cools, it also hardens to create a durable bond.
Mastic asphalt has long had a reputation as a popular choice for a variety of purposes, mainly due to its many advantages.
Benefits of mastic asphalt include:
When it comes to cost, there are a variety of factors that can impact the price of mastic asphalt, including volume and aggregate grade.
To find out how much mastic asphalt might cost your project, get in touch with our team.
We hope our What is Mastic Asphalt? guide has provided you with the answers to your questions. However, if you still want to learn more, you can speak with a member of our friendly team who will be happy to tell you more. Here at LMC Roofing, we work with a team qualified to work with flat roofs and mastic asphalt and can provide a range of related services for your next project.
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