Residential Paving & Repair
Driveway Width – How Wide Should A Driveway Be?
Driveway width should be decided depending on the owner’s needs and the future use of the driveway. A homeowner who is putting in a new driveway should consider: There should be room to comfortably park and maneuver while avoiding damage to the pavement itself, as well as any part of your yard or lawn that…
Read MoreWhat Is the Difference Between Asphalt and Blacktop?
People often use the terms asphalt and blacktop interchangeably, and while they are similar in many ways, there are a few key differences. One evident similarity is that they are made from the same primary materials: Bitumen Aggregate (crushed stone) But, the difference between blacktop and asphalt is in the way these materials are made…
Read MoreDoes a New Driveway Add Value to a House?
Whether or not you are looking to sell, your home has value. It goes without saying that if you’re a homeowner you want your property to have as the greatest value possible. The amount of value can vary depending on how well you take care of it. Many homeowners make an effort to increase the…
Read MoreCan You Put New Asphalt Over Old Asphalt?
When a driveway begins to show signs of deterioration and intense wear it’s time to decide how to deal with it before it becomes a larger issue. Even with regular maintenance and care, years of heavy use can cause small cracks in the surface of an asphalt driveway. Some cracks are unavoidable in certain situations.…
Read MoreThe Best Time of Year to Pave an Asphalt Driveway
When you decide to install a new asphalt driveway you have to consider many things. One of the most important things to consider is the weather and the long term effects it can have on your paving project. Asphalt is a durable material that can last for many years but if it’s installed under the…
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