Daryl Williams

Potholes can be found all over the place, especially this time of year as New England transitions from winter to spring. This particular form of asphalt damage is a nuisance in more ways than one – potholes diminish a property’s curb appeal, put vehicles and pedestrians at risk, and facilitate further pavement deterioration if neglected. […]

Busy parking lots are often difficult to deal with for two key reasons: 1) the constant activity exacerbates pavement deterioration, and 2) restoring asphalt amidst all this activity can seem like an impossible task. So, while it’s inevitable that you’ll have to invest in periodic parking lot repairs, determining the proper approach and timing for

At Cassidy Paving, asphalt repair and sealcoating go hand in hand. Whereas repairs are meant to restore your asphalt’s appearance and integrity, the purpose of sealcoating is to protect your asphalt’s surfaces from a host of environmental threats, including moisture, sunlight, impact, and more. That said, you might wonder whether sealcoating is always necessary –

Spring marks the beginning of the asphalt repair season. The warmer weather and longer days allows asphalt contractors to fill cracks, patch holes, sealcoat surfaces, repave parking lots, and more. Most businesses across New England will require some type of parking lot repair work following winter, as the cold season has a way of wearing

Industrial buildings are active places, which means the driveways that surround and run through these facilities are constantly used by vehicles, machines, and personnel. It’s imperative that these surfaces remain safe for use to mitigate liability and streamline operations. Driveway repaving is an important investment, restoring frequently-used asphalt surfaces so they stay up to the