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Compare your current repair method against Roadmaster spray injection patching — instant cost-per-tonne and carbon-per-m² results, side by side.

Compare your current repair method against Roadmaster spray injection patching — instant cost-per-tonne and carbon-per-m² results, side by side.

Milestone Infrastructure operates ten Roadmasters and hires a further five, reporting significantly higher efficiency and productivity on road-maintenance work.

Kier Highways moved to Roadmaster for a computerised, calibrated patching process that supports dependable repair quality and reduces overspray concerns.

Argyll & Bute Council uses four Roadmasters to complete critical road maintenance with fewer people on each job and release capacity for larger work.

Tipperary County Council operates nine Roadmasters and uses spray injection patching to reduce repeat visits, improve repair consistency and prepare roads ahead of surface dressing.

With 22 Roadmaster machines across a 12,000 km network, Cork County Council has made preventative maintenance a more productive, durable part of its road-maintenance strategy.

For contractors, spray injection patching changes the margin equation on term maintenance contracts.

£16.81 billion backlog. £34.3 million in pothole compensation claims. Roads resurfaced every 93 years on average.

Properly trained operators produce repairs that last. The data shows training reduces failure rates and daily output increases within weeks.