Road Marking Contractors
Local and national contractors offering a full range of highway markings and road studs solutions. Quality Assured and Highways Sector 7 approved.
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Complete Range of Road Marking Solutions
We offer a full range of road marking solutions based on a variety of materials and application techniques. Traditionally, road markings have been applied using Hot Applied Thermoplastic by either screed, extrusion or spray. However modern pressures on time-scales, environmental impacts and budgets have lead to the introduction of paint and resin based solutions.
MMA Resin based road markings are highly durable and last between 2 and 5 times as long as standard thermoplastic road markings. This makes them ideal for areas of high wear such as slip roads and roundabout approaches where frequent renewal of road markings would not be cost effective, especially when taking into consideration the cost of traffic management. Paint Based systems are quick and cost effective to apply and can be used to rejuvenate existing markings, especially in areas where they will not be overrun, such as edge lines.
The majority of road markings in the UK are still installed using thermoplastic as they offer a good compromise between cost, durability, installation time and seasonal working window. We have been installing road markings for 30 years. All our crews are CSCS registered and our charge hands hold at least NVQ level 2 in pavement markings. We are equipped to install thermoplastic markings by screed and can also install markings by machine applied extrusion or spray as required.
All Major Types of Road Studs
We're installers of all the major types of road studs used throughout the UK including surface mounted, inset depressible, inset glass and pedestrian crossing studs. Each product brings different benefits in terms of cost, durability, installation time and ease of maintenance etc.
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Recent Work & News
The LMS crews recently visited Tiverton, Devon to deliver a variety of line marking throughout the beautiful grounds of Blundells Boarding School.
Whilst most the country is in lock down and many places remain closed, LMS Highways crews have been making use of the empty roads and car parks.
For many businesses having a car park lined or line markings refreshed can be a challenging task due to the inability to completely close off these areas to customers and staff. Usually this means our crews have to work around cars, cordoning off areas at a time. This can become quite timely and sometimes affect their ability to complete the job that day.
It’s easy for us to take living in Devon for granted... but jobs like this make us fall in love with our county all over again! Surrounded by rolling hills and the beautiful North Devon coastline our crew spent a few days implementing various line markings for a valued customer.
Safety markings are essential within potentially dangerous environments such as a busy warehouse with moving equipment like forklift trucks.
Due to this, a Bridgewater based company required various markings across their site. Our Newton Abbot crews installed new and refreshed safety markings throughout their warehouse and service yard.
Busy high-street in Newquay receives imprinted surfacing which offers a fantastic, zero maintenance alternative to block paving in urban areas.
We've recently had the pleasure of remarking several large Tesco store car parks across the South West and Wales including sites in Burnham on Sea, Brislington and Gloucester working on behalf of a major contractor.
We recently had the pleasure of visiting the luxury 5 star
Bovey Castle Hotel, to provide essential lining throughout the grounds.
The LMS Highways crews always enjoy working on a fresh tarmac surface so when requested to provide a variety of markings on a newly surfaced car park, we couldn't resist!
Having recently visited the busy holiday park in Devon to provide various line markings, we were thrilled to hear
Cofton Holidays would like us to return for a second visit.
In Summer 2018, LMS Highways ran a competition for local schools to win playground line marking.
Working directly for a local health authority, a line marking team have been working in North Devon to provide some new line markings for a car park.
Working directly for Bideford District Council, one of our South Devon crews headed to North Devon to handle a variety of line marking requirements.
Working for Merriott Parish Council, a Newton Abbot based crew headed to Somerset to perform some car park line marking on a newly resurfaced area.
A Newton Abbot based crew visited a popular local holiday park on a crisp February morning to perform a variety of line marking tasks.
A Newton Abbot based car park marking team recently made the short trip to Paignton in South Devon.
The team recently worked on behalf of a major contractor to provide line markings for a hospice in Winsley. Dorothy House, near Bath and Bradford-on-Avon, offers palliative care to patients and support for their families.
Working on behalf of a main contractor, one of our lining crews were recently sent to Swindon to refresh the line markings in a delivery yard for a major UK department store.
Our team recently visited Wincanton Primary School to give them a fun and fresh new playground.
We sent a crew from our Newton Abbot depot to the Commando Forces offices in Plymouth recently to complete some car park marking work.
Working on behalf of a major contractor, one of our South West based car park marking crews were despatched to Wiltshire to provide a large variety of car park line markings for a major UK technology company.
LMS Highways recently had the pleasure of providing some fun playground line markings for a school in Wellington.
Working in a particularly beautiful part of South Devon, a hand lining and line marking extruder gang recently completed some work on the A379 which connects Dartmouth with Kingsbridge.
On behalf of a main contractor, one of our Newton Abbot gangs recently travelled to Bristol, specifically to Almondsbury to a new helicopter base.
A crew from our Newton Abbot depot were despatched northbound - up the M5 to Burnham-On-Sea, a lovely Somerset seaside resort.
