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How much time do you think you spend on pavement each day? You have to count all the time you're driving — unless you're driving on dirt roads. You also have to count the time you spend walking across parking lots. Pavement is really important. That much is clear. Since pavement is so important, we thought we would start a blog to write a little more about pavement and pavement contractors. They deserve mention, too. They have a hard job and one that requires quite a lot of skill. We'll explain some of the skill behind pavement work on this blog, and we'll also dive into other related topics.

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3 Signs Your Asphalt Driveway Is In Need Of Sealing
4 August 2022

Asphalt driveways make use of a seal coat in order …

Can You Put A New Tar-And-Chip Driveway Over An Existing Asphalt Driveway?
26 July 2022

If you have an old asphalt driveway that's in poor …

The Top 4 Benefits Of Choosing Asphalt Paving For Your Driveway
25 July 2022

When installing a new residential driveway, there …

5 Asphalt Seal Coating Questions First-Time Homeowners Need Answers To
30 June 2022

What do you need to know about asphalt seal coatin …

5 Types Of Residential Asphalt Paving Repairs You Might Need
28 June 2022

As a homeowner, you want your residential property …

3 Signs Your Asphalt Driveway Is In Need Of Sealing

4 August 2022
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Asphalt driveways make use of a seal coat in order to protect the underlying surface from damage over the years. Unfortunately, this seal coat does not last forever. In order to ensure your driveway remains protected, you will need to have your asphalt resealed from time to time. The problem is there is no set amount of time that a seal coat will last. In fact, there are many variables that can impact how long the seal will last before needing to be replaced. Read More

Can You Put A New Tar-And-Chip Driveway Over An Existing Asphalt Driveway?

26 July 2022
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If you have an old asphalt driveway that's in poor condition, you may be able to revitalize it by paving over it with a tar-and-chip driveway. Asphalt driveways and tar-and-chip driveways are extremely similar since they both consist of a blend of asphalt and small stones. However, tar-and-chip driveways are installed by casting the stones on top of the asphalt after it has been poured on the driveway. The layer of stones on top makes tar-and-chip driveways like gravel driveways. Read More

The Top 4 Benefits Of Choosing Asphalt Paving For Your Driveway

25 July 2022
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When installing a new residential driveway, there are several different options that homeowners can choose from. However, many homeowners will ultimately find that asphalt paving is the most beneficial option available. Continue reading to learn more about some of the many benefits that asphalt paving can offer you. Benefit #1: Asphalt Paving Allows You To Start Using Your Driveway Sooner Paving options such as concrete and cobblestone can take as long as a week or more to be installed and fully cure so that you can begin using your new driveway. Read More

5 Asphalt Seal Coating Questions First-Time Homeowners Need Answers To

30 June 2022
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What do you need to know about asphalt seal coating? You're a new homeowner with an old asphalt driveway. Take a look at the top questions that first-time homeowners have about asphalt, seal coating, repairs, and routine driveway maintenance. What Is Seal Coating? As the name implies, seal coating is a coat (or layer) that helps to seal an asphalt driveway. This thin liquid membrane goes on top of existing asphalt and may prevent damage from the sun (UV rays), rain, snow, other types of weather, or some types of chemicals that may leak onto the driveway. Read More

5 Types Of Residential Asphalt Paving Repairs You Might Need

28 June 2022
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As a homeowner, you want your residential property to have the best curb appeal. One of the first things visitors see is your parking lot or driveway, so keeping it in good condition is vital. That means having it maintained and repaired as needed. Potholes, cracks, and other asphalt paving damages make your property look neglected. There are different types of residential paving repairs, and the best option for your property will depend on the condition of your asphalt pavement and your budget. Read More

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