Mark Antinoro

Commercial asphalt paving costs can be considerable for any business. Like any worthwhile renovation, however, these costs can be recouped in the future. Indeed, when properly installed and maintained, an asphalt driveway or parking lot can last up to 25 years. If your asphalt project is significant enough, it may even constitute a capital improvement, […]

Everyone knows that asphalt breaks down over time. We’ve all seen our fair share of cracks, potholes, divots, and bumps around New England, especially this time of year as the weather changes. The question for businesses and property owners is what to do about these asphalt issues – leaving them alone will just lead to

Why Commercial Asphalt Paving Is More Popular Than Concrete No matter where you go in the U.S., the majority of roads, driveways, and parking lots you’ll encounter will be paved with asphalt. Concrete paving isn’t uncommon either, but it’s not nearly as popular as commercial asphalt paving – why is this? Both options are viable

If you own, manage, or work in a busy warehouse, you know just how important each and every loading dock is to your bottom line. When these portals become obstructed or misaligned, your operations can grind to a halt. Deteriorated asphalt is often the main culprit of loading dock inefficiencies, making it difficult for trucks

What your business looks like from the outside says a lot about how it operates internally. It might not always be wise to judge a book by its cover, but if a parking lot is faded, bumpy, cracked, and filled with holes, its surrounding buildings won’t exactly win anyone over. More importantly, a dilapidated parking

When your commercial parking lot paving falls apart, the rest of your business will suffer as well. Without a sturdy, safe place to park, customers won’t feel as inclined to pay you a visit, and employees will feel less motivated to come to work. Moreover, a parking lot that’s littered with potholes and uneven surfaces