Asphalt Paving

why potholes form and how to fix the root cause

What Causes Potholes in Asphalt Surface & How to Fix the Root Cause

What Causes Potholes in Asphalt Surfaces? Potholes in asphalt surfaces are usually caused by water getting into the pavement and weakening the base underneath it. As vehicles continue driving over the weakened area, the asphalt begins to crack, break apart, and eventually form a pothole. Poor drainage, existing cracks, freeze-thaw cycles, weak base materials, poor

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Asphalt milling vs. overlay comparison showing pavement milling on one side and fresh asphalt overlay on the other

Asphalt Milling vs. Overlay: What’s the Difference and When Do You Need Both?

Asphalt Milling vs. Overlay: What’s the Difference and When Do You Need Both? If you’ve started researching parking lot repairs, you’ve probably run into two terms that seem to get thrown around a lot: milling and overlay. Sometimes contractors mention them like they’re separate solutions. Other times, they get bundled together as if they’re one

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Sealcoating vs asphalt replacement showing a smooth protected driveway and a cracked damaged driveway

Sealcoating vs Asphalt Replacement: Which One Does Your Driveway Actually Need?

Sealcoating vs Asphalt Replacement: Which One Does Your Driveway Actually Need? If your asphalt is only showing surface wear, fading, or a few small cracks, sealcoating is often the right choice. It protects the pavement, slows down future damage, and helps extend its lifespan. If the surface has deep cracks, potholes, widespread crumbling, or areas

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