Solution-SE is an expanding supplier of sustainable surfacing products

Our unique difference is that we bring to market proven products that are sustainable, cost effective and reputable.

Our product range currently includes:

  • MacRebur - sustainable polymers for bitumen extension derived from selected waste plastics.

  • Miscancell NABi – bio-based and carbon negative bitumen substitute.

  • Cyclenomics Cyclebond - devulcanized tyre rubber for a reactive, bitumen-compatible modifier.

Our ethos is firmly based on offering a range of sustainably sourced products that remain within existing industry cost and specification parameters.

We have well-established agencies, supply agreements and industry recognised technical support structures with key manufacturers both locally and internationally.

Our aim is to:

  • Offer proven world best practice standards and specifications of products that are designed to increase the lifetime of asphalt surfaces

  • Actively promote products that will reduce the amount of bitumen required in asphalt, providing sustainable product alternatives

  • Provide technical advice and support on product capabilities and usage that will lead to longer lasting asphalt through the adoption of advanced pavement management methodologies.

We stand by everything we sell or promote and the range of products that we are bringing to market on an evolving basis.

The polymers are well researched and supported internationally with unique properties that can be trusted to be effective.

Introducing our Company Founder

Solution-SE and the Asphalt Preservation Company have been founded by Simon Everett, a New Zealander with more than 40 years’ experience in bulk bitumen supply, asphalt manufacturing, pavement construction and maintenance.

Throughout his career Simon has led major infrastructure businesses and completed complex roading projects in New Zealand and the Pacific Basin. After leaving school he worked in his family construction business Blacktop Group for 25 years gaining experience across supply, operations, manufacturing and management with business operations in three countries and both islands of New Zealand. In 2014 Simon founded ASCO Asphalt, building a successful asphalt manufacturing and contracting business that was subsequently acquired by global infrastructure company COLAS in 2023.

Simon’s career has included a number of significant highlights, including:

  • Project Director for the Auckland Harbour Bridge Resurfacing Project, a technically complex 15-year initiative recognised with a Roading NZ industry achievement award

  • The development and delivery of several innovative surfacing materials and asphalt technologies in New Zealand including the award-winning Newmarket Viaduct Surfacing Project

  • Contribution to industry through roles on the Executive Councils of Roading New Zealand and the New Zealand Contractors Federation supporting collaboration and innovation across the sector

  • Establishing a dedicated bitumen laboratory and testing capability to improve material performance and quality assurance

  • Introducing and representation of premium pavement preservation solutions to the New Zealand market, including BRP Road Patch for durable pothole repair and targeted pavement waterproofing, alongside SteelGuard XL sealcoat technology, used in the award-winning Taupō Airport resurfacing project recognised by NZ Airports

  • Advancing new sustainable bitumen extending technologies for use in asphalt including  devulcanized rubber from end of life tyres, recovered polymers from waste plastics and bio-based bitumen modifiers derived from lignin.

Today his focus is on advancing pavement preservation solutions that extend pavement life, improve productivity, deliver tangible sustainable outcomes, and help communities live and move around in resilient road networks.

Contact details:
Solution.SE Limited
NZBN: 9429041185544
GST Number: 113-875-186

Office:
1/401 Tamaki Drive, St Heliers, Auckland 1071 New Zealand

Postal address:
19b Walmsley Road
St Heliers Auckland 1071
New Zealand