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The latest in the world of road
maintenance and pothole repair.
GUIDE
ROAD MAINTENANCE
REVOLUTION
A 37-page comprehensive guide on why and how to make the transition to preventive road maintenance.
What Term Maintenance Contractors Need to Know About Spray Injection Patching
For contractors, spray injection patching changes the margin equation on term maintenance contracts.
UK Road Crisis by the Numbers: 2025
£16.81 billion backlog. £34.3 million in pothole compensation claims. Roads resurfaced every 93 years on average.
The Training Investment That Pays for Itself in Year One
Properly trained operators produce repairs that last. The data shows training reduces failure rates and daily output increases within weeks.
How to Choose a Spray Injection Patcher: A Buyer’s Guide
Not all spray injection patchers are the same. This guide covers the six questions every council and contractor should ask.
Making the Internal Business Case for Spray Injection Patching
The hardest part of switching to spray injection patching isn’t the technology. It’s persuading the people who control the budget.
Six Types of Road Defect — and Why Most Get Treated Too Late
Potholes are just one of six road defects that spray injection patching addresses. The other five are more important — because they prevent potholes from forming.
Before the Pothole Forms
The Hidden Cost of the Cheapest Machine
When a procurement team evaluates road maintenance equipment, the instinct is to compare purchase prices. It’s a natural starting point. The number is visible, concrete, and easy to put in a comparison...
Who Pays When a Pothole Damages a Vehicle? (And How Councils Are Reducing That Liability)
UK local authorities paid £34.3 million in compensation for pothole-related vehicle damage and personal injury in 2024/25 — up 32% on the previous year. Behind those numbers is a system that works against...
How to Get Spray Injection Patching Into Next Year’s Capital Budget
Most roads engineers who have seen spray injection patching in action reach the same conclusion fairly quickly: this is better than what we’re doing. The repair is faster. It holds longer. It costs...