Mark Antinoro

When you run a business, your asphalt surfaces are the least of your concerns. And yet, neglecting your pavement can take a major blow to your bottom line, diminishing not only your reputation but also your assets. In other words, you have to keep up with asphalt repairs and maintenance to maintain a successful operation […]

Every asphalt surface has an expiration date (see our blog, “The Lifecycle of New Asphalt Parking Lot Paving”). As such, much of asphalt paving and maintenance is aimed at slowing down this process of deterioration. What starts as a small crack can pave the way for bigger problems with your pavement down the line, so

Maintaining your property’s parking lot is imperative for upholding your reputation and providing a safe, efficient area for vehicles and pedestrians. Of course, corporate parking lots get plenty of use from employees, vendors, guests, and customers. After a while, you’ll have to invest in some pavement repair work, ideally without interfering with your normal operations.

A quick online search for “asphalt repairs near me” will yield several results, but only some of these companies will deliver the right services and quality of work for your needs. In New England, facility managers rely on Cassidy Paving for our wide range of service offerings. No matter the particular problem with your parking

As a facility manager, you know better than to shrug off the details. A close eye is required to ensure your property’s longevity, safety, and functionality – this certainly applies to your facility’s parking lot. Indeed, when your parking lot is next in line for repaving, there’s a lot for you to consider. Let’s go

The durability, beauty, and longevity of your commercial parking lot largely depends on how well you care for it over the years. Indeed, asphalt paving and maintenance should become a key investment for any business with a physical location to look after. That said, it’s not always easy to determine how much to invest in