Daryl Williams

There’s more than one way to approach pavement repair. The particular methods you employ will depend on your asphalt’s age along with the extent and type of damage it’s facing. Most minor cracks are easily fixed up via filling with the proper material. Larger cracks and potholes might need some additional work before they can […]

If you’re not well-versed in the asphalt resurfacing process, you might think that contractors simply apply fresh asphalt over damaged surfaces to make them look good as new. However, this approach would only prolong problems with your asphalt and result in uneven grading. Indeed, work must be done before resurfacing to ensure proper grading, adhesion,

They say that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. This adage certainly holds true when it comes to caring for your asphalt surfaces. Filling cracks and patching potholes aren’t major tasks, but they can have a major impact on your bottom line when performed properly. Here are the top three long-term

No matter where you live, most of the roads, driveways, and parking lots that surround you are paved with asphalt. You’ll see some concrete and brick pavers here and there, but not nearly as much as you’ll see asphalt. Indeed, asphalt is so prevalent in residential and commercial paving that you might not give it

Asphalt is meant to last, but it’s not destined to last forever. As time goes on your once-pristine parking lot will reveal cracks, holes, and other issues that require your attention. With proper maintenance and pavement repair, you can keep your parking lot in good shape for a long time to come. At some point,

Managing a multifamily property is a major responsibility. With so many tenants to accommodate, even seemingly small problems can become serious liabilities. Your apartment building’s driveways and parking lots, for instance, are used by most tenants on a regular basis. As the asphalt wears down over time, cracks can turn into potholes which can, in