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Asphalt pavements are a top choice for residential and commercial property owners because of their curb appeal, climate resistance, and longevity. A professionally installed and regularly maintained asphalt parking lot, for instance, can last for 20 to 25 years. Moreover, asphalt cures quickly after installation, ensuring minimal downtime during a project. Read on to discover…

Parking lot design matters, whether for a new business paving for the first time or for an established company that wants to replace an existing lot. Before any work begins, the property owner can make sure their investment is an asset to the company. Here are four suggestions of what to consider during the planning…

Commercial parking lots influence operating efficiency. Most parking lots are often busy during working hours as businesses receive stock and release customers’ orders. The high traffic characterizing commercial parking lots poses efficiency challenges that impact a business’s productivity. Thus, businesses should implement remedies that foster efficiency within their parking lots. Continue reading this blog to…

Whereas asphalt is durable and withstands heavy use, exposure to harmful elements contributes to its deterioration. Therefore, you should take good care of your property’s pavement to ensure it lasts longer than it normally would. Below are some tips to increase your asphalt pavement’s life cycle. Ensure Proper Installation Hire a reliable contractor to install…

Sealcoating is among the vital asphalt maintenance tasks that protect your parking lot from the damaging effects of the elements and natural wear. It increases your parking lot’s lifespan and saves you time and money in recurrent repairs. When you need to seal coat your parking lot, adequate preparation ensures the job gets done correctly…

Asphalt pavements are built to last, but they can gradually deteriorate due to many external factors. Most pavements may have frequent exposure to oil leaks, harsh weather, or heavy traffic. All these potential stressors can create cracks on your pavement. Over time, the weight of vehicles driving over the cracks can break the asphalt layer…