Mark Antinoro

Although asphalt paving can be used for many different things, not all mixes are created the same. Asphalt can be created and mixed for a variety of purposes and most often come in two types- hot mix and cold mix. Cassidy Paving is here to help you understand the differences between the two and the […]

Did you know that saving money on your asphalt paving is dependent upon how well you take care of it throughout the year? Cassidy Paving wants to help you avoid costly damage that often comes with the Massachusetts winters. Because of the freeze and thaw cycle that happens each winter, your asphalt pavement will take

When it comes to asphalt paving in Massachusetts, the climate has a lot to do with the success of our work. Cassidy Paving understands the variety of environmental factors that come into play during a New England winter. The cold weather does not make it easy on asphalt paving, though. Here are the top things

Cold winters like the ones we see in Massachusetts, bring plenty of snow and ice. Areas like sidewalks, parking lots, and driveways can become hazardous to drive and walk on. Asphalt pavement also goes through a lot of changes in the winter due to the freeze and thaw cycle that it sees. Regardless of the

As wintertime approaches across New England, as business owners, we know that you have a lot on your mind. If you’re in retail, this is an extremely busy time of the year. Other businesses also see an increase in customers, and supply and demand. Your parking lots are an essential part of your business and

Although the best time to pave in Massachusetts is during the warmer months of the year, Cassidy Paving understands that sometimes paving must be done in colder temperatures. Work cannot stop when it is cold, but we do recommend holding off until spring on most projects because of the increased challenge. There are many things