Facts and Fun: Pavement Edition

Posted on: 23 August 2023

As a business owner, maintaining your commercial property is crucial for creating a safe and welcoming environment for your customers and employees. Your parking lot and driveways play a significant role in the overall impression of your establishment. Over time, wear and tear can take a toll on your asphalt surfaces. Here are the signs to watch for that indicate it's time for commercial asphalt repair. Cracks and Potholes Cracks and potholes are clear indicators that your asphalt surfaces are in need of repair. [Read More]

Posted on: 2 August 2023

Asphalt sealcoating is a protective measure that can significantly extend the life and durability of your parking lot. Over time, the wear and tear from daily traffic, weather elements, and exposure to oil and gasoline can deteriorate the asphalt surface. Regular sealcoating helps protect your parking lot from these damaging factors and enhances its appearance. This blog post will discuss the telltale signs that indicate your parking lot needs asphalt sealcoating. [Read More]

Posted on: 7 July 2023

Asphalt works great for many residential projects, including patios and driveways. If you plan to set up new asphalt by yourself, review the following installation practices before starting. Grade the Slope Appropriately  When it rains around your new asphalt surface, you want the water flowing off instead of collecting. If water did start to pool, then it will eventually break down the asphalt and lead to a repair. Grading the slope, fortunately, is pretty straightforward. [Read More]

Posted on: 20 June 2023

Although asphalt feels solid, it has somewhat viscous petroleum binders that hold everything together. Over time, exposure to the drying heat and UV rays of the sun causes the binder to dry out, and this failure of the binder can lead to some common forms of asphalt damage. Recognizing, repairing, and preventing future damages can keep your driveway in good condition for a long time. Types of Damage Graveling is likely the most common type of severe asphalt damage. [Read More]