Routine Maintenance

Routine maintenance is essential to ensure the longevity, safety, and functionality of highways, playing a preventive role in mitigating infrastructure deterioration. For Fairways, this involves systematic and timely upkeep activities across the entire highway stretch under management.

These activities are generally scheduled at regular intervals and executed with minimal disruption to traffic. Routine maintenance is a cost-effective strategy that protects investments in road infrastructure while ensuring safe and efficient transportation for all users.

Surface Repairs:

Timely patching of potholes, sealing of cracks, and correction of surface deformities to ensure a smooth and hazard-free carriageway

Shoulder & Drain Maintenance:

Regular cleaning and shaping of shoulders, culverts, and side drains to prevent water logging and preserve road strength

Vegetation Control:

Periodic trimming of roadside vegetation for clear visibility and to avoid encroachment onto the travel way

Asset Maintenance:

Regular inspection and upkeep of highway assets such as medians, lighting, and safety barriers to maintain optimal standards and regulatory compliance