Keeping asphalt pavement maintained with good practices and repairs is essential to keep your property in great condition. Here are some recommendations to help you take the best care of your asphalt pavement. Use Damage Prevention It is always best to prevent damage to your asphalt before it occurs. Doing so saves you time and money and keeps your pavement working to its fullest. Take careful inventory of the condition of your asphalt on a regular basis to be on the lookout for cracks that are forming. [Read More]

Asphalt pavement is a great improvement to your property and will provide you years of finished support for your home's appearance and value. Here are some recommendations to help you properly take care of your asphalt pavement's surface with regular and professional maintenance. Prepare For Repairs Repairs to your asphalt pavement are inevitable as the surface material ages, and depending on the temperature ranges of your climate, repairs may come to be necessary earlier than in other climates. [Read More]

A rutted asphalt driveway is ugly, but it is also a sign that there may be more major problems than just looks. Understanding the cause and repairs of asphalting rutting is necessary. Causes Rutting is caused by a combination of issues with the asphalt and the way it is used. Subgrade rutting means that the ruts have formed in both the asphalt and in the base material below. Above grade surface rutting only affects the surface asphalt and the base material is still sturdy and in good condition. [Read More]

A good driveway consists of a proper foundation, good grading, earthwork, and follow up maintenance. Here are some recommendations about installing a driveway made of asphalt that will stand the test of time, traffic, and weather due to proper grading and foundation preparation. Ensure a Stable Foundation One of the first priorities for your asphalt pavement installation is the right foundation with a stable and durable make-up. If your driveway is going to be paved over a driveway that has been originally made of gravel, this is going to provide you a potentially successful foundation that you may not need to put very much improvement or grading into. [Read More]