Cracked pavement is unfortunately unavoidable as asphalt ages, and especially during seasons of particularly heavy stress, like winter. Cracked pavement is a regular part of asphalt’s wear and tear process, and fixing and maintaining these cracks needs to be a part of your regular maintenance plan as well. Here’s some information and FAQ’s about cracked …
A small crack in your asphalt surface may seem minor, but minor cracks can (and often do) lead to pavement deterioration if not treated. Crack sealer is one of the most important asphalt repair and maintenance practices, especially in fall. If you do not repair your or maintain it on a regular basis, it will …
When it comes to a property you own, like commercial buildings, or your home, all work that goes into the property is an investment. An investment means that you are putting in or allocating money towards something with the expectation of getting some sort of benefit from it in the future. When you invest in …
Parking lot paving is a big investment, and because of this protecting it and ensuring a full life is key in acquiring the best return in this investment. Additionally, as property management, you can be held liable if you do not maintain your lot. When it comes to housing complexes, especially those with HOA’s, budgeting …
Property Management Should Budget For Asphalt Repairs Read More »
Pavement fatigue refers to progressive damage from continued exposure to heavy loads and traffic. Similar to other materials, while asphalt does bend, continued bending and stressing will eventually “break” it, and you may begin to notice extreme wear in the particular area of stress. As pavement bends, its various layers are affected, and you may …