Mark Antinoro

An online search for “asphalt repairs near me” will yield you countless contractors in your area, all vying for your business. You’ll ultimately want to select a contractor that offers quality services at a competitive price. Of course, finding the right price for your asphalt repair project is difficult if you don’t know anything about […]

Keeping your asphalt parking lot in great shape is crucial for maintaining your business’ reputation and integrity. At the same time, you must carefully consider how much of your business’ budget goes towards asphalt maintenance and repair projects. You want to stay within the limits of your budget, but you also don’t want to sacrifice

After a long, cold New England winter, asphalt surfaces all over the region require attention. Fortunately, the return of warmer weather and longer days allows asphalt maintenance services to fill their calendars and restore roads, driveways, and parking lots. Indeed, spring marks the beginning of the asphalt repair and paving season. But while spring conditions

There’s a reason asphalt is so commonly used for roads, driveways, and parking lots. This petroleum-based material is cost-effective, fast-drying, smooth yet slip-resistant, and highly durable. Over time, however, even the toughest asphalt surfaces wear down. We’ve all seen pavement that’s lost its color, become riddled with cracks and holes, or begun to crumble. In

Most industrial parking lots buzz with activity during work hours. These large expanses must accommodate countless vehicles, workers, and machinery managing a range of tasks. All of this movement (combined with environmental threats) takes a toll on the asphalt, gradually forming cracks, dips, bumps, and potholes. If not promptly dealt with, these pavement problems can

Potholes can be found all over the place, especially this time of year as New England transitions from winter to spring. This particular form of asphalt damage is a nuisance in more ways than one – potholes diminish a property’s curb appeal, put vehicles and pedestrians at risk, and facilitate further pavement deterioration if neglected.