Recently, we have seen some extreme temperature fluctuations in our region. While it is not uncommon to see temperature fluctuations during this time of year, we don’t often see days in the low 60’s prior to winter snow storm warnings (like we have seen this week). This can be problematic for your pavement for a …
Being able to recognize the early stages of asphalt failure is crucial in saving both time and money. Early detection allows for you to fix the problem before it leads to larger issues and/or the need for complete re-installation. There are several signs that your asphalt is already failing, or will begin to deteriorate soon, …
There are pros and cons to both a concrete sidewalk and an asphalt sidewalk. However, concrete is by far the most popular material for sidewalks due in large part to its longevity. Concrete is made out of cement, water, aggregate and sand, making a cement sidewalk very durable. Since asphalt has a significantly shorter lifespan …
Snow removal is a necessity for any region with mild to harsh winters. But, while snow removal is essential and lifesaving, it can also have some frustrating effects on your asphalt. Unfortunately, any piece of equipment that scrapes against your pavement surface can damage it. Where your pavement will see the most damages from snow …
The simple answer to “can I have my asphalt paving done in winter” is no. But the exact “cutoff date” for driveway paving is really dependent on the ground. We advise against asphalt paving when the ground is frozen. Driveway Paving Guidelines Colder Weather When the ground is frozen driveway paving is not ideal: …