Mark Antinoro

Winter is quickly approaching, and New England is no stranger to chilly, icy weather – along with the damage that the elements can cause during these long winter months. Instead of waiting for next year to make repairs, you still have time to upgrade your areas of asphalt and pavement to ensure you’re keeping your […]

It doesn’t get more beautiful than autumn in New England, but this beauty can be deceiving. You might appreciate autumn, but asphalt pavement doesn’t. And with winter just weeks away, you won’t want to wait much longer to fix up any existing issues with your asphalt. Let’s explore why this time of year is a

“How can I save my asphalt driveway from destruction without breaking the bank?” If you’ve ever asked yourself this question, you’re in good company. As durable as asphalt is, environmental wear and tear will take their toll over the years. Eventually, you’ll need to invest in asphalt repairs to keep your pavement functional and appealing

New England parks have plenty to offer residents and tourists year-round, but if there’s one time to visit any of these parks, it’s in autumn. These colorful fall vistas are a major attraction in this region, but those in charge of New England parks know that the season’s beauty comes with caveats – chief among

Your asphalt pavement won’t retain its appeal or integrity without some intervention. And while the time will eventually come for a complete repaving project (or a full-depth reconstruction), you shouldn’t have to worry about these costly affairs for decades, so long as you keep up with regular asphalt maintenance. Of course, this maintenance comes at

There’s no shortage of asphalt in New England. You’ll seldom find another material used for parking lots or driveways in Massachusetts. If you don’t know much about asphalt beyond its dark appearance, you might wonder why it’s so prevalent in this region and throughout the U.S. as a whole. Is it simply the way things