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After trying to pave my own driveway, I realized that it was really a job that should be left to professionals. I started working with a team of experts to handle the job, and it was incredible to see how much more efficient they were. In addition to breaking out all of the old cement and asphalt, they also focused on laying the asphalt in a really streamlined, organized way that kept my lot clean. Now, I can say that my driveway looks professionally installed, and I owe it all to my contracting team. Check out this blog for great tips you should watch out for.

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4 Ways To Protect Your Asphalt In The Winter
Harsh winter weather can be hard on your asphalt. Luckily, there are steps you can take to protect your asphalt from the worst wear and tear caused by winter weather. #1 Clean Your Asphalt Before It Snows Before it snows, get out there and clean your asphalt. Remove all debris and dirt from your driveway. Large debris can actually freeze and stick to your asphalt, causing damage. It is also easier to remove snow from your asphalt driveway when leaves and other debris are not hidden under the snow.

Resurface, Seal, And Maintain Your Grocery Store's Asphalt Lot
You should have your grocery store's parking lot resurfaced if damage to asphalt is noticeable and the rich color of the pavement has faded. A parking lot paving job can be completed in segments if you do not wish to close down your business while the project is underway. After the resurfacing is complete, enforce slow driving speeds and delegate cleaning tasks to your clerks. Receive An Assessment And Make Preparations

Why Your Asphalt Driveway Needs A Sealcoat Applied
You can enhance the appearance of your asphalt driveway and reduce the need for repairs by having a sealcoat applied. The coating can be put on a new driveway after the asphalt has had time to cure completely, and then it can be added every few years after that. Here's why sealcoating is beneficial and how it's done. Why Asphalt Needs A Sealcoat Asphalt is made of stones and sand that's held together with a binder.

Tips For Protecting Your Asphalt Parking Lot During The Winter Months
If you have a business with a large asphalt parking lot, then you may be preparing for winter by hiring a snow removal company. Snow removal is often completed with the use of plows, but plows can cause some damage that is quite evident during the spring and summer months. So, what can you do to prevent damage from occurring? Ask About The Plows Some snow removal businesses will not have the right equipment when it comes to keeping asphalt surfaces in good condition.

What Customers Need To Know About Commercial Asphalt Paving
Commercial asphalt paving is an investment in the business you run. Whether you are looking to serve the public and provide a high-quality parking lot or you need a space for your employees to put their vehicles, having a professionally installed blacktop at your location can make a major difference versus common alternatives, such as gravel. Customers should, however, learn more about the process and what they can expect. How Can You Prepare for Your Project?

Prevent Slips And Falls On Your Asphalt Driveway This Winter
Asphalt finishes a driveway nicely – it creates a smooth finish that can look great and will require minimal care throughout the year. One bad thing about having an asphalt driveway is the slip and fall risks that come during the winter. Here, you'll find a few tips that can help you prevent slipping and falling on your asphalt driveway. Yearly Sealing The driveway should be sealed each year – some people do it twice – once in the spring and once just before winter hits.

Tips To Protect Your Parking Lot From Ice, Snow, And Winter Damage
With winter on the way, it is important for you to protect the integrity of your paved parking lot for the upcoming freezing weather patterns. Asphalt is susceptible to freeze and thaw damage during the winter when it is not protected and has existing cracks and potholes that allow moisture to seep down into its structure. To keep your asphalt intact and strong until spring, here are some tips to help you prepare your paved parking lot for winter.

3 Ways To Attract More Customers To Your Farmer's Market
Are you trying to find new ways to drive more traffic to your farmer's market? Here are a few interesting ideas that should help you get the job done. Invest in an Entertainment Center Create a gathering place for your farmer's market guests where they can mingle, enjoy the fare they purchase, and be entertained at the same time. Featuring an entertainment center at your farmer's market will give people a reason to stick around after while browsing the market, which will make it more likely that they will buy more food and other items before they finally leave for the day.

3 Ways To Stop The Aging Process Of Your Commercial Parking Lot
As resilient as pavement may be, it is not an infinite material. Eventually, that pristine parking lot pavement will break down, and when it does, things can turn ugly rather quickly. If you haven't got room in the budget for a new paving project and you need to put the task off until you do, you will want to do everything you can to prevent the fast demise of your pavement.

Why Sealcoating Your Parking Lot Is Important
Do you own a commercial property that has a concrete parking lot? If so, it is important to know the importance sealcoating your parking lot at the recommended intervals. Sealcoating your lot can extend its life, which means you will likely not need to replace your concrete for many years. This type of concrete service will likely include an inspection of your parking lot prior to the process. Contractors will likely repair damage, such as cracks, prior to starting the concrete services.