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When it comes to maximizing the life of your chip seal surface, proper maintenance is essential. Chip seal is a popular paving method that has been used for hundreds of years. Today, it is frequently used for new pavement, maintenance, and repairs—making it a highly...

For an asphalt paving project to be successful, you not only need paving knowledge and years of experience but also the tools of the trade.   Perhaps you’re curious about what is required for asphalt paving and whether it’s a job you can do yourself. Truth be...

When your pavement is starting to show signs of wear and tear, chip seal is one of the most effective and affordable options for repairs. Whether you need repairs for a parking lot, roadway, or driveway, here’s everything you need to know about the chip seal method....

7 Pavement Preservation Treatments for Your Asphalt Surface   Are you doing everything within your power to maximize the life of your pavement? If you’re finding that your asphalt is starting to show signs of wear and tear, it’s critical that you take action...

A new asphalt surface is a costly investment. Of course, like any business, you will want to make sure that you’re going to get a strong return on that investment before you commit to the project. The truth is, while an asphalt surface is typically expected to last...

Paving a high-quality commercial parking lot requires careful planning, the right materials and methods, and the expertise of a seasoned contractor. If you’re currently looking to have a new parking lot paved for your business, how will you know that you’re getting a...

Not everything you hear about asphalt pavement is true. While asphalt hasn’t always been the most reliable paving material, it has certainly come a long way in recent years and many of the stigmas about asphalt have been proven to be incorrect. Yet, outdated ideas...

When you’re not made of money, asphalt paving and maintenance can be costly. As a property manager, you’re inevitably going to run into a variety of asphalt paving needs over the journey. Maybe potholes are beginning to form in your asphalt. Perhaps small cracks are...

Your asphalt surface will only last for as long as you allow it. While the lifespan of your parking lot is largely at the mercy of the amount of traffic your asphalt surface sees, the type of traffic (passenger cars versus heavy equipment or machinery), and weather...