Runway Grooving
Airports around the world are experiencing an increase in airtraffic making landings an obvious focus for safety improvements. Since the 1960s grooving of runways and high-speed taxiways is one way that airports have aimed to improve safety in their key heavy-traffic areas.
On a wet, grooved runway aircraft stopping-distance is decreased by 35%. Runway grooving is an obvious consideration when making safety improvements at any airport. Grooving consists of diamond-cutting small grooves into the existing runway surface. Just 6mm deep by 6mm wide, with a spacing of 38mm centre to centre, this method greatly reduces hydroplaning on landings and take-offs.



In addition to the safety benefits, grooving can reduce issues of liability for the airport and has demonstrated cost savings. Application of de-icing materials will be reduced once a runway is grooved.
Pavement Marking
There are diverse applications for our pavement marking machines. Airports, highways and bike lanes benefit from this application. We also offer recessed reflectors and inlaid markings. In addition we remove old markings and repair or resurface areas prior to painting.
Saw Cutting
Road/Airport saw division that require high production saw work when time is a crucial factor.


Shot Blasting
Shot blast unit for pavement marking removal, rubber removal on runways, concrete curing, compound removal and profiling on roads, airports, bridge decks and parkades.
Full vacuum recovery system that contains all silica dust generated.
Unit meets and exceeds the Tier 3 regulations.
Inlay Markings
Now offering durable full inlay markings services for our projects.