ADA parking lot compliance is more than painting a wheelchair symbol on the pavement. It involves correctly calculating space counts, laying out stalls and access aisles, managing slopes, installing proper…
Asphalt is made to last, but it won’t last forever. Even though asphalt is durable, things like cracks, stains, and other types of damage can develop over time. Continue reading…
Key Takeaways: Thermoplastic markings have a longer lifespan and are more durable than paint markings. Thermoplastic markings require less maintenance, resulting in lower long-term costs. The environmental impact of thermoplastic…
Key takeaways: Crack sealing is an asphalt repair method for non-working cracks. It involves applying hot-pour rubberized asphalt sealant to the cracks. Slurry sealing consists of asphalt emulsion, water, and…
Key Takeaway:Pavement markings allows better functionality and efficiency in parking lots.Thermoplastic pavement markings are a durable and long-lasting material perfect for pavement marking.Due to durability, easy installation, visibility, and removability,…
Key Takeaways: Asphalt parking lot and sewer drain signs are essential for the safety of your customers and the longevity of your parking lot. Parking lot drainage issues can cause…
Key Takeaways: Asphalt patching is a technique for repairing small parts of asphalt pavement by replacing degraded material with fresh asphalt to restore structural integrity without resurfacing or repaving. There…
Updated August 25, 2025 Key Takeaways: Asphalt stripping is the process of reverse raveling, where the lower layers of asphalt disintegrate and harm the higher layers. Water availability or poor…
