Category: FAQ’s

Constructing an asphalt pavement can be a wise decision for any municipality, commercial property owner, subdivision, or county. Asphalt is fast and economical to install, and your new pavement can last for many years if you give it the proper care. An integral part of caring for asphalt pavement is sealcoating the pavement periodically. The […]

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You may be aware that building permits are required for constructing or remodeling a home in Austin, but you might not know that the city requires permits for many other types of construction projects. Permits are even necessary in some unincorporated areas of Williamson and Travis counties. In many instances, a permit will be required […]

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You chose to have an asphalt paving company install a new pavement or overlay an existing one. You are happy with the results, and you want to enjoy those results for as long as possible. Your contractor may have indicated a useful life of anywhere from 15 years to as much as 30 years for […]

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An asphalt parking lot is time-effective and cost-effective. The speed of installation, the reduced cost, and the ease of maintenance are sound reasons to choose asphalt paving for all types of paved areas, including parking lots. If you want your parking lot to have an attractive, long life, you should invest in an economical procedure […]

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Whether you hired an asphalt company to install an overlay or construct a new pavement, you expected a smooth, even surface. After all, blacktop pavements have long been praised for their smooth, quiet ride, aesthetic appeal, and even color. You were not expecting a bumpy, rough surface, so you are naturally wondering what went wrong. […]

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If you want to get a longer life from your asphalt pavement, you cannot go wrong with periodic sealcoating by a reputable asphalt company. Sealcoating blocks the UV rays that make asphalt pavements brittle and dry, and it also gives your pavement protection against water infiltration, automotive fluids, and corrosive chemicals. For maximum protection, your […]

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When many people visualize a parking lot, the first images that come to mind are the stripes that outline the parking spaces, the wheel stops within the spaces, and a pavement stencil to denote a handicapped parking space. Upon further reflection, they may identify a crosswalk, a speed bump, or a directional arrow. Relatively few […]

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