Our gentle giant, Chris ‘the-kindest-soul-you’ll-ever-meet’ Huriwai has just announced his retirement. Our KEE man is one of those rare, special people in life that everyone loves. He is not only one of the most respectful workers…
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Ever wondered what bitumen is or what a bitumen sprayer does? In this blog, we will look at its functionality in the surfacing world, and how it helps to pave the way for better, smoother roads…
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“For such a vast country like Australia, the mobile asphalt plant has become a game changer,” says KEE Surfacing’s Production Manager Anthony Serpo. “No longer do we have to transport asphalt over long distances from a…
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KEE Surfacing is excited to announce that they have been awarded the contract for the supply and installation of asphalt for MELConnx Alliance, the project team responsible for delivering the METRONET Morley-Ellenbrook Line. This highly anticipated…
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KEE Surfacing has been busy working in the Pilbara alongside one of the major mining companies to provide road maintenance and shoulder widening works on the access roads around a mine. KEE Spray Seal acquired two…
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What is Base Course? There are generally three layers to consider when laying a new road. The top layer is called ‘surface course’ which is in contact with traffic loads, the ‘sub base course’ which primarily…
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