Why Homeowners Choose to Expand Driveways Expanding your driveway is a great way to add space and accessibility for more vehicles. Whether you are looking to upgrade your curb appeal, tire of fighting over parking spaces, or need better access for your moving truck, a wider driveway can make a real difference. Before beginning work,…
Understanding Tar and Chip Driveways Tar and chip driveways are a durable and attractive alternative to asphalt or concrete driveways. Also called chip-seal driveways, tar-and-chip driveways are commonly found in rural areas and on large properties. In fact, homeowners everywhere are beginning to embrace tar-and-chip driveways as an alternative to asphalt or concrete. Consisting of…
The Long Game of Asphalt Asphalt is a popular choice for driveways, roads and parking lots, because it’s affordable, durable, and smooth. However, even the highest-quality asphalt surfaces don’t last forever. Asphalt, like all construction materials, has a lifecycle. From installation and curing to use and eventual deterioration, understanding each stage of the asphalt lifecycle…
Asphalt and the Elements There are very few people who are not at all familiar with asphalt surfaces; this type of material is usually used for roads, driveways, and parking lots. Asphalt is strong and flexible but, at the same time, sensitive to weather changes. From hot summer to freezing winter, outdoor temperatures can affect…
Parking lot maintenance seems like an easy task to keep up with, but a lot of things can go wrong when the little details get overlooked. Neglecting proper care and upkeep can result in costly damage, safety hazards and expensive repairs. Whether you own a strip mall, office park, apartment complex, or any other property…
Curious about residential driveway paving? From your first driveway to repaving an older or damaged one, new paving projects can be exciting but may raise several questions. If you have a residential driveway installation or replacement project on the horizon, you’ll need answers to a few common questions before you dive in. Continue reading as…
When your asphalt driveway or parking lot has issues, it can be confusing to know the best way to fix them. Cracks, potholes, fading, and structural damage can all be repaired through one of three different processes: patching, resurfacing, or replacement. Each option has its own advantages, cost factors, and ideal applications. Selecting the appropriate…
A properly maintained asphalt surface is the key to a successful business. Commercial asphalt is used in all types of buildings including strip malls, office parks, and industrial facilities. A well-maintained commercial asphalt pavement increases curb appeal, reduces liability, saves money in the long term, and allows vehicles and pedestrians to access the property safely….
Your driveway is an important part of your home’s value and curb appeal. A driveway that’s in poor condition can make your property look worse and also create safety and functional issues. Your driveway takes a beating from traffic, the weather, and just age. You might need to consider either repairing or repaving your driveway….
All asphalt paving is not created equal. The thickness of your driveway or parking lot is one of the key determinants of how your asphalt surface will perform. With the right asphalt paving thickness, you can have a smooth driving or parking surface that will last for decades. Conversely, if the asphalt paving on your…