certainOvertime, asphalt will inevitably begin to deteriorate and breakdown. On average, your asphalt surface should have a lifespan of around 15-30 years, if properly and regularly maintained. But, there are also several damaging elements to asphalt that can affect its durability, strength, and how long it lasts. Here are the top 5 most damaging elements
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As a property owner, and/or manager, there are an assortment of things you can do to maintain your pavement investment, but also protect it. When the asphalt surface is privately owned, it is a lot easier to control how your asphalt is treated. However, when it comes to roadways or public communities like condominium complexes,
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Conducting an asphalt pavement inspection is important to assess the current state of your asphalt. Inspecting asphalt during rain can be particularly beneficial because water can show a number of deficiencies in a hard surface like asphalt. Some examples of flaws water can expose are: Potholes – Puddles may be an indication that your pavement
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Commercial paving and residential paving differ quite a bit, with the most obvious being traffic and usage. When paving a driveway, it doesn’t take much planning because the residents are likely the only day-to-day traffic this asphalt sees, and because of this, it’s easy to stay off of for a couple of days. However, when
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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
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Potholes are especially prevalent during and after winter due to the impacts freezing conditions and the additional presence of moisture has on asphalt. Naturally, cracks in pavement get deeper over time, but such fluctuations in temperatures during the colder months cause freezing and thawing of moisture within cracks, leading to breakage and eventually large potholes.
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