Admittedly, winter is not the best time for making asphalt repairs. The colder temperatures make it all but impossible for asphalt to set properly. The ideal temperature for installing or repairing asphalt is 70 degrees Fahrenheit or above. Unfortunately, winter seems to be when many cracks and potholes appear. Leaving them to go until spring…
Commercial paving can be very similar to residential. However, it does carry many more challenges. Typically the areas in which need installation or repair are significantly higher than residential, which equals more cost for the client, and much more work for the paving company. If you’re under new construction for your commercial lot, you will probably…
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ASPHALT PAVING & SEALCOATING? A recently paved driveway’s smooth, black texture is wonderful for curb appeal and always creates a terrific first impression. Asphalt pavement, like everything else, deteriorates with time as a result of vehicle traffic and harsh weather conditions including intense sun, cold temperatures, ice, and snow. Other dangerous…
In the asphalt paving process, many different types of machinery are used. Some of the most often utilized are listed below. Flatliner Flatliners are utilized for projects that do not necessitate a full repaving. Essentially, this machine removes the irregularities on the top layer in order to restore a smooth surface. Machines for Milling The…
A new asphalt installation is a brand new start for your pavement. It will typically follow this process: Step 1: Demolition and Removal It begins with removing whatever the existing surface is and disposing of it. If the existing surface is asphalt, it can be recycled and used in future asphalt surfaces, which will save…
Crack Filling Crack filling is when hot sealant is used to fill cracks in pavement to prevent water from doing any more damage. The sealant will adhere to the asphalt, keeping water and other natural elements from penetrating and exploiting the weakness in your pavement. One of the biggest mistakes people make when it comes…
