Asphalt Repair, Sealcoating and Line Striping
Parking Lot Seal Coating and Line Striping
Asphalt Maintenance and Repair
Parking Lot Repair and Maintenance

Asphalt Repair, Sealcoating and Line Striping
Our Asphalt Seal Coating Services Will Preserve and Enhance Your Blacktop...More

Parking Lot Seal Coating and Line Striping
When seal coating precedes line painting, there has to be proper cure time....More

Asphalt Maintenance and Repair
Freshly coated asphalt also needs to have lines and markings painted after proper drying time....More

Parking Lot Repair and Maintenance
Part of our services is legal disposal of all materials that we remove as part of our repair or maintenance services....More
Monday, July 14, 2014
Sealcoating Asphalt Driveway: Best Practices
Quality sealcoating products help boost an asphalt driveway’s curb
appeal. Yet sealers are not merely for aesthetics as they also protect the
surface from harmful elements like heat, rainwater, and snow. To perform as
expected, sealcoating products must first be applied properly—a process that
entails the following steps:
Make the necessary driveway
repairs.
Sealers barely have any effect on uneven surfaces. For this reason, it
is important to fix existing cracks and holes first before applying sealant. Paving
experts typically use a patching compound for small cracks and dents similar to
the...
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Common Enemies of Asphalt Pavement
Many business owners prefer asphalt to concrete pavement for various
reasons. Among other things, asphalt is more economical yet just as durable as
concrete when used only for lightweight vehicle parking. In addition, asphalt looks
more appealing than concrete while the smoothness of its surface keeps friction
to a minimum. Yet like concrete, asphalt has its weaknesses that, if addressed properly,
can be surmounted.
Heavy Loads
Most asphalt pavements are designed for vehicles no larger than a
mini-truck. A large truck will leave tracks on the asphalt, so allowing such a
heavy load to sit...
Monday, July 7, 2014
When should you Call Paving Contractors?
Asphalt
pavements are durable, but their integrity can be compromised if the
proper installation and maintenance measures are not observed. Prompt
professional repairs, however, can reduce further asphalt pavement distress. It
is advisable to consult paving contactors in the following scenarios:
When
you find potholes and other pavement flaws
Over time, pavements develop linear or transverse cracks
because of natural corrosion and improper asphalt application. If left
untreated, the cracks form a characteristic alligator pattern that eventually gives
way to potholes. Aging pavement consequently...
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
How to Improve Your Store’s Curb Appeal
Are you redesigning your storefront? Make sure your
retail shop’s exterior creates a great impression to attract more customers. Here
are some tips on improving your store’s curb appeal:
Maintain
an inviting building façade and entryway.
A dark, beat-up, or seemingly abandoned boutique may
send potential customers scurrying away. Applying a fresh coat of paint on the building
façade can do wonders. Replace or refurbish old and worn doors and windows. Be
sure to install ample lighting fixtures.
Put
up a visible, eye-catching signage.
Your signage represents your brand, so it should...
Friday, May 30, 2014
The Importance of Parking Lot Maintenance
Most
parking lot owners or operators likely have little worry about
maintaining their properties for as long as customers keep pouring
in. For them, all it takes is to a bit of cleaning and sweeping off
dirt and dust. It’s probably only when they are hit with a premises
liability lawsuit that they think to themselves, “I should have
maintained my property better.”
A
parking lot is a heavy traffic area that bears the weight of combined
heavy and light vehicles on a daily basis, requiring utmost
maintenance efforts. It’s also exposed to the elements, ranging
from harmful UV rays to rainfall....
Asphalt Paving: A Close Inspection
In
both American and British English, there exists a figurative phrase
“pave the way,” which actually dates as far back as the 1580s.
“Pave the way” means to “make smooth.” This particular
meaning still stands until today, but the word “paving” itself is
now typically associated with roads, driveways, and parking lots.
Property
owners have two main options to smoothen out any rough or uneven
surface within their property: asphalt or concrete paving. Both of
these bear similarities when it comes to their composition since the
two are made using aggregate or crushed rock and sand. However, the
binding...
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
The Process of Consulting Paving Contractors
How
does a consultation with paving contractors go? More importantly, how
should it go? In trying to improve your property’s parking
area, curbs, and driveways, you need to be particular with your
problems, and the contractor needs to be specific with the services,
as well.
Assessment
After
that initial phone call, the contractor needs to comprehensively
assess the areas concerned. You may have received complaints on some
cracks or potholes in the pavement, or on hazardous, broken curbs and
improper markings, etc. An expert should inspect the damages in order
to recommend the plausible solutions.
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