What Happened to My Asphalt Parking Lot
At times, it can be easy to not really look an asphalt parking lot you see every day. Perhaps you drive by a store every day for months without ever…
Potholes and Property Management
Potholes can appear in asphalt pavement as a result of faulty installation, neglected cracks, destabilized foundations or poor maintenance. Regardless of cause, potholes will continue to cause damage to the…
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Are You Up-To-Date? ADA Design Guidelines and Parking Lot Striping
Regulations state that when you construct, repave, restripe or alter your parking lot, you must make sure that you have the minimum number of correctly marked handicapped spaces to comply…
How Property Managers Can Budget Asphalt Paving and Maintenance
About this time of the year, property managers are typically working on their budgets for the coming year. One area that many people have difficulty budgeting for is their asphalt-related…
What U.S. Drivers Want From Roads
In 2014, a survey was conducted of 3,085 drivers, including several commercial truck drivers. The purpose of the study was to determine what drivers in the United States want —…
My Driveway Needs To Be Paved, Is Drainage A Concern
When planning the installation of parking lot paving, some people forget the importance of proper drainage. If the driveway does not drain correctly, the risk of water penetrating the surface…
Asphalt Resurfacing in Austin, TX!
Understanding Asphalt Pavement Deterioration As asphalt pavement ages, it will inevitably suffer damages from leaking automotive fluids, exposure to the elements and the stress of numerous vehicles driving on it.…
Why Sealcoating Works in Austin, TX!
Seal coating is one of the most effective tools you can use to prolong the life of your asphalt pavement. It should be part of your routine asphalt maintenance program, which…
Asphalt Sealing & Slippery Pavement
Asphalt that has been professionally sealed often has a rich, lustrous appearance that makes some people fear that it may become slippery, especially during or immediately after a rainstorm. Obviously,…
Hot-Pour and Cold-Pour Crack Sealants
At the simplest level, the difference between hot-pour and cold-pour crack sealants is that hot-pour is applied hot and cold-pour is applied cold. However, the application temperature is probably the…
