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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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
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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,
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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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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:
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