What Happens to Recycled Concrete
Do you often wonder what happens to recycled concrete? With advanced technology and enhanced environmental responsiveness, it is now reused in paving applications across the country. Recycling concrete into new pave
Asphalt Recycling: How is Asphalt Paving Recycled?
Asphalt recycling saves American tax payers billions of dollars every year. Reports from the National Asphalt Pavement Association reveal that asphalt pavements are among the country’s most recycled products. Supportin
Slurry Seal Vs Seal Coat
Slurry seal vs seal coat—which of these sealing options is right for your road paving, asphalt driveways, parking lots or playgrounds? While the terms are often used interchangeably because both protect and extend the
What is in Concrete?
Insights from Your Local Concrete Contractor
Curious about what is in concrete? In its simplest form, this most popular building and paving material is typically a mixture of three materials—water, aggregates and Po
Asphalt Patching Techniques for Roads, Pavements and Parking Lots
There are several asphalt patching techniques that may be used for filling cracks, pothole repairs in roads, pavements, parking lots, playgrounds, tennis courts, etc. When done the right way, patching helps prevent furth
What is in Asphalt? Insights from Your Local Paving Contractor
Wondering what is in asphalt? This versatile and hardy paving material is typically a mixture of aggregates, binder and filler. The aggregates used in the formation of asphalt include gravel, crushed rock or stone and sa
Important Road Paving Considerations
Ask Your Asphalt Contractor for Useful Tips
There are a few different road paving considerations to keep in mind during new installations or resurfacing. Our experienced team has highlighted the three most important o
Top 5 Tips on Selecting a Commercial Paving Contractor
- Compare more than just the price: With a few quotes in hand, do a comparison not only of the overall price but also what is covered and what’s not, as well as the warranty terms. Ask business associates, friends and
