Asphalt Paving

As a responsible business owner or manager, you pay careful attention to the needs of your company and its employees. You make sure that your workers’ compensation policy covers every employee. You have a general liability policy to help protect your company against financial losses. You make sure that your vehicle liability policy covers every […]

You decided to install an asphalt pavement for several valid business reasons. Asphalt pavement is more cost-effective compared to concrete pavement of similar size.  Snow melts faster on asphalt than concrete, and asphalt pavements offer superior traction. The luxurious, deep color of asphalt is considered aesthetically pleasing and provides the perfect background for obvious pavement markings.

A successful asphalt paving project requires contractors and their crews to take a step-by-step approach that will result in an attractive, safe, durable pavement. Skipping even a single step, or executing a step incorrectly, can have disastrous consequences, including costly repairs, an unsightly appearance, a rough surface, or the premature failure of the pavement. Two

Long Island property owners choose asphalt pavements for several excellent reasons, including cost, speed of construction, and aesthetic appeal. When maintained correctly, asphalt paving can have a surprisingly long life. However, the life expectancy of an asphalt pavement will depend on the quality of the installation, the pavement’s use, and the care that it receives.

If you want an affordable pavement that looks great and lasts a long time, go for asphalt paving. However, a superior asphalt pavement requires a contractor who understands the various aspects involved in installing a new pavement. If not, they could leave you with a short-lived, unsightly pavement. What Role Does Timing Play for Asphalt

Being a Long Island property manager can be a challenging occupation. Regardless of whether your primary purpose is to serve tenants, customers, residents, or the general public, you bear many responsibilities. However, most of your responsibilities can be encapsulated in a single directive, which is that you have a duty to protect the interests of

During the installation of an asphalt pavement, proper compaction of the newly paved material is a critically important factor affecting its longevity. The goal of compaction is to make the mix denser by removing air voids and locking the aggregates together. Proper compaction produces a pavement that will be durable, stable, and smooth, and the