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Why Proper Drainage Protects Your Asphalt

Why Proper Drainage Protects Your Asphalt

June 30, 2025

Asphalt surfaces are designed to withstand heavy traffic and weather conditions, but their durability can be seriously compromised by one key factor: water. Proper drainage protects your asphalt by efficiently directing water away from the surface and underlying layers, preventing pooling, infiltration, and freeze-thaw damage that lead to cracks, potholes, and structural failure.  Without adequate

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Dangers of Ignoring Small Cracks in Asphalt

Dangers of Ignoring Small Cracks in Asphalt

June 30, 2025

Small cracks in asphalt often seem minor and harmless, but ignoring them can quickly lead to severe damage, costly repairs, and serious safety risks. Even tiny fissures allow water to seep beneath the surface, accelerating pavement deterioration and causing problems like potholes and structural failure.  Taking early action with professional crack repair and asphalt coatings

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How Weather Changes Cause Asphalt to Break Down

How Weather Changes Cause Asphalt to Break Down

June 30, 2025

Asphalt is a resilient surface that forms the backbone of roads, driveways, and parking lots. However, weather changes play a significant role in its gradual breakdown. From scorching heat to freezing winters and relentless rainfall, various weather conditions impact the structural integrity of asphalt, causing cracks, potholes, and surface deterioration.  Understanding how weather influences these

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Making Your Asphalt Paving Project ADA Compliant

Making Your Asphalt Paving Project ADA Compliant

June 26, 2025

In today’s construction and paving industry, accessibility is not just a guideline but a legal and moral obligation. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) ensures that public spaces are designed to accommodate people of all abilities. For property owners, developers, and contractors, this means asphalt paving projects must meet specific standards to remain compliant. Whether

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