Following a successful driveway upgrade at the house next door in 2025, DCM Surfaces was invited back to deliver the exact same standard of excellence for this neighbouring property in Cornwall. The objective was to provide a premium, long-lasting driveway solution that perfectly complemented the home’s striking contemporary exterior. […]
A premium rooftop terrace located in the heart of the capital required a vibrant and durable surfacing transformation. The objective was to create a striking urban outdoor space that delivered a high-end aesthetic while addressing the complex structural demands of a rooftop installation. […]
The St Enodoc Hotel, a prestigious property owned by renowned chef Paul Ainsworth, required a comprehensive exterior surfacing upgrade. The objective was to deliver a seamless, durable, and slip-resistant finish that would elevate the aesthetic of the grounds. With the peak summer hospitality season rapidly approaching, the project operated under a strict completion deadline of late June. […]
DCM Surfaces was commissioned to transform the surfacing of a structural viaduct and adjacent ground-level spaces into a multi-functional community hub as part of a major urban regeneration programme in Leeds. This ambitious project required a sophisticated multi-surface approach. […]
The Renton Campus was designed as a three-story facility on a highly confined site, necessitating the use of roof terraces to maximise outdoor learning and play space. […]
DCM Surfaces installed 168m² of Norwegian Bronze resin bound gravel at Collinwood Homes’ new residential development. […]
DCM recently completed a resin-bound gravel installation for a residential project in Mawgan Porth, finished in Danish Quartz. […]
Cornbrook 15-Storey Apartment Development upgraded its rooftop with a functional, aesthetic running track to enhance resident recreation and fitness. […]
DCM Surfaces installs synthetic surfacing at Butlins new pool complex in Bognor Regis. […]
DCM Surfaces were excited to work on the prestigious refurbishment of the grounds around Sewerby Hall. […]
