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Licensed & Insured Asphalt Pros Explain Denver’s 2025 Parking-Lot Code Changes

Licensed & Insured Asphalt Pros Explain Denver’s 2025 Parking-Lot Code Changes

June 25, 2025

Denver parking lot code updates in 2025 are reshaping how property managers maintain commercial lots. With new regulations emphasizing safety, accessibility, and sustainability, staying compliant is essential to avoid penalties and enhance property value. Harsh Colorado weather, from heavy snow to intense sun, accelerates wear on asphalt, making timely repairs critical, as noted by industry

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Why Potholes Form and How to Prevent Them?

Why Potholes Form and How to Prevent Them?

April 21, 2025

Potholes don’t just damage vehicles; they’re visible symptoms of deeper pavement failure. Behind every pothole is a series of preventable issues: water infiltration, base erosion, and structural fatigue. If you’re managing asphalt surfaces, understanding how potholes form is critical. It’s not just about patching holes; it’s about identifying risks early, preventing costly repairs, and extending

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Signs Your Asphalt Needs Immediate Repair

Signs Your Asphalt Needs Immediate Repair

April 21, 2025

Asphalt surfaces are durable but not permanent. Over time, environmental factors, traffic stress, and poor maintenance cause visible and hidden deterioration. Timely identification of these warning signs helps prevent major damage and reduces repair costs. Homeowners, facility managers, and property owners must recognize early surface distress to avoid long-term issues.This guide explains the physical, structural,

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How to Extend the Life of Your Parking Lot Pavement (Without Breaking the Bank)

How to Extend the Life of Your Parking Lot Pavement (Without Breaking the Bank)

April 17, 2025

Most property owners don’t realise it, but your parking lot starts ageing the minute it’s installed. Cracks form, water seeps in, UV rays dry it out, and heavy vehicles put pressure on weak spots. And before you know it, what could’ve been a 20-year surface is falling apart in just 7–10 years. The pain? You

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