Mark Antinoro

Though most of us are still recovering from 2020, 2021 is already approaching its end. With a brand new year right around the corner, now’s a great time to think of ways to protect and restore your asphalt surfaces. You’ll have to wait until spring to tackle new paving projects, but there’s still plenty you […]

Winter isn’t kind to asphalt surfaces. There’s no stopping mother nature, but there are ways to keep your parking lot and/or driveway in decent shape despite chilly, snowy conditions. While tasks like parking lot paving are off the menu during winter in New England (as ground temperatures are too low to accommodate property hot-mix application),

New England winters often enter early and linger a long while. The first frost of the season will be here before you know it, and when it happens, your asphalt surfaces can suffer the consequences. Without proper maintenance, your driveway or parking lot might fall into serious disrepair during the season, forcing you to invest

If you’re like most people, you’ll have a lot on your mind during winter. Between the holidays, unpredictable weather, and short days, the cold season tests all our limits. But before your mind wanders too far this winter, you must consider the condition of your asphalt surfaces. Even if your parking lot or driveway is

In New England and regions with similar climates, mid-to-late fall marks the end of the year’s asphalt paving contracting season. While some asphalt services are still available throughout winter, the majority of tasks, such as paving, sealcoating, and crack repair are best left until spring. If you didn’t get your asphalt projects done in time

As the holidays approach, retailers can expect a significant increase in activity for several weeks, starting as early as November. Businesses like yours must do their best to beautify their properties and streamline their operations to stay ahead of the competition and make the most of this sudden surge. As you think of ways to