Mark Antinoro

Asphalt has long been used for roads, driveways, and parking lots because it’s built to last. Of course, even the most durable asphalt surfaces wear down over time, facing threats from above and below. If you stay on top of asphalt maintenance (e.g., filling cracks, patching potholes, and repaving periodically), you might not have to […]

This year is almost over, which means a brand new year is right around the corner. If you own a property, a new year is a great time to consider the various renovations you might want to invest in over the next several months, including asphalt repair. Of course, you won’t be able to get

Your parking lot is a key feature of your church. After all, you must provide ample space for your congregants to park to participate in services and other events. Not only must you consider the size of your lot, but its condition as well. If your parking lot remains in a state of disrepair, you

Like any other season, winter is technically three months long. In regions like New England, however, winter weather tends to extend far beyond these parameters. While winter’s most extreme conditions take place between December and February, snow can begin to fall as early as October, and low temperatures can linger throughout April (that’s about a

Many parts of New England have already received their first snow of the season. That’s right: winter is here. But what does this mean for your asphalt surfaces? After putting off paving for a while, you might feel motivated to repave your driveway in time for the new year. However, winter poses some problems for

If you want to retain your current tenants and attract new ones, you must ensure that your condominium or apartment complex remains appealing and safe for everyone. There are countless considerations to make when it comes to improving tenant safety, including structural integrity, interior climate and air quality, and utility functionality. Often overlooked in these