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See An Explanation Of Why Asphalt Pavement Works In The U.S!

Approximately 93 percent of all paved roads in the United States are paved with asphalt. Since America has more than 2.6 million miles of paved highways, streets and rural roads, that means that a lot of road builders, government agencies and engineers have felt that asphalt pavement was the better solution. The findings of a […]

Before Winter Comes, Make Sure You Review Your Parking Lot Maintenance Plan! Here Is Why!

Asphalt parking lots are both durable and beautiful, but making sure that your lot remains attractive and lasts as it should requires performing periodic maintenance on it. The better you care for your parking lot, the less it will cost you in the long run. Here are some maintenance tips to help you reap the greatest […]

The Difference Between Asphalt Paving & Sealcoating

If you are already familiar with asphalt terminology, you might be surprised to learn that this question is one that all asphalt contractors must answer frequently. Although the two products work together, they are actually two very different things.Think of sealcoating as an umbrella that you can use to shield yourself from the sun’s rays […]

Low Prices Are Not Always Your Friend

Some people hunt for bargains all the time, no matter how inexpensive the item might be. Others reserve their bargain-hunting techniques only when they are purchasing a costly item. During bad economic times, the number of people in each category increases. However, as all true bargain hunters know, the best bargain is not always the […]

What is the benefit of “additives” in sealer?

Several different manufacturers produce asphalt sealcoating mix in a variety of formulas. However, manufacturers tend to produce a range of utilitarian mixes, tailoring their recipes to suit the greatest range of basic requirements. Sometimes, though, the basic requirements are not enough to provide the highest quality of work. Factors such as temperature and traffic patterns may make […]

I’m planning on paving my driveway; should I be concerned about drainage?

Yes, you should always consider drainage when paving your driveway.  Asphalt paving that is poorly drained can have a much shorter life, and standing pools of water on your drive will do little to enhance the curb appeal of your property. When contractors plan a new driveway, they consider a number of different things, including: • […]

Kansas City – What Is Your Pavement Telling You?

When it comes to asphalt pavement, a little maintenance can go a long way toward preventing premature failure. Before your pavement fails, it will typically display signs that it is in distress. If you know how to interpret these signs, you can take prompt action and usually rectify the issue before extensive damage has been […]

Closing Your Parking Lot For Sealcoating

Unfortunately, closing your parking lot for paving or sealcoating is unavoidable. First, there is the safety issue; keeping your customers and employees (as well as curious bystanders) away from potentially dangerous work areas and equipment is important to all reputable asphalt contractors. Second, both asphalt pavement and sealcoating need time to dry adequately; allowing traffic to have access […]

Protect Your Parking Lot from the Sun – Call the Kansas City Asphalt Sealing Pros.

Summers in Kansas City can get blistering hot! Because of that, we spend a lot of time and effort dodging the effects of the sun. We pump up the AC to stay cool, wear hats and sun protection to protect our skin, and drink plenty of water. We do this because the sun can have […]

Do you understand the importance of asphalt maintenance?

While it often goes unnoticed, asphalt maintenance is an important part of everyone’s daily life. Whether it’s a rough road, a pothole, or an unmarked parking lot, poor asphalt maintenance is a frustration at least and can be a serious – or even deadly – problem. Whether by car, truck, bus or bike, people rely on asphalt pavement […]

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