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Rectangular storm drain catch basin on an asphalt parking lot with the text: "Standing water in your parking lot? What your catch basin is telling you."

Water is still sitting in your lot three hours after the rain stopped. 

Some of those puddles have nothing to do with your drains. A low spot that settled years ago will hold water every time it rain...

Why Fall Is the Deadline for Asphalt Crack Sealing

Every fall, contractors repeat the same advice about asphalt crack sealing: get it done before winter. It's fair to wonder how much of that deadline is science and how much is sales. Your maintenance ...

When Is the Best Time of Year to Pave a Commercial Lot in the Midwest?

Late summer into early fall is the best time to pave a commercial lot in the Midwest. If you're reading this in August with a lot on your repair list, the timing works in your favor. The year's most r...

How to Choose a Commercial Paving Contractor You Can Actually Trust

You've requested commercial paving bids, and the proposals sitting on your desk tell different stories. The scope descriptions don't line up, the formats vary, and one price came in low enough to make...

How to Keep Your Commercial Property Open During a Paving Project

A parking lot paving project touches every part of how your property runs. Tenants need parking. Customers need access. Deliveries still have to come through. The difference between a project that dis...

Parking Lot

Why should you hire a professional asphalt contractor to pave or repave your company’s parking lot? Are you a small business owner who is always searching for ways to cut costs? A DIY paving job is no...

Arial view of parking lot

Planning to create a parking lot may seem like a straightforward task, but the reality is that it involves careful thought and consideration. If you want to build a parking lot for a commercial establ...

Apartment Building

As a property manager, you are responsible for maintaining the safety and appearance of your apartment complex. One important aspect of this responsibility is ensuring that the pavement in your parkin...

Pothole

Municipalities and commercial property owners are complaining about the increasing incidents of potholes in parking lots. The potholes typically begin as small openings or cracks in the pathway but ev...

Cracks in asphalt

Once you install asphalt pavement or a parking lot, you expect it to last several years without getting major damage. Of course, the surface will wear out naturally due to exposure to environmental el...

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