Whether you’re a government official, business owner, or taxpayer, the quality of your roads matters. State highways, private parking lots, and public streets are just some of the projects that asphalt contractors work on, and choosing the right contractor is… Read More
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Paving the Way to Our Future with Asphalt Recycling
Construction professionals are responsible for thinking about their projects from a variety of standpoints: environmental impacts, budgetary limitations, and usability are all standard concerns. However, one unique aspect of the construction industry is the need for products to last for… Read More
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Asphalt and You: How Road Striping and Paving Help the Community
Asphalt paving represents a crucial investment in our communities, but residents and commuters don’t always see it that way. Things like road striping, repairs, and paving can lead to minor delays and detours that can add a bit of frustration… Read More
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Asphalt Paving: A Budget-Friendly Investment
Investing in infrastructure is vital on every scale. From interstate highways to small-town sidewalks, paved surfaces of all sizes serve crucial functions in terms of commerce, transportation, and safety. Still, the prospect of shelling out money for these projects is… Read More
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What Goes Into Making Hot Mix Asphalt?
Summer is primetime for paving. Laying new roads, fixing cracks and potholes, and sealcoating existing surfaces are all on the menu for the warmer months in Maryland, and hot mix asphalt is perhaps the most popular choice for paving this… Read More
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Getting Ready for Summer with Community Asphalt Repairs
Roads, driveways, and parking lots are vital parts of any community’s infrastructure. Homeowners associations, local governments, and residential developers are often responsible for maintaining paved surfaces in neighborhoods. Still, the impact of community asphalt repairs is felt most strongly by… Read More
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National Work Zone Awareness Week: Common Work Zone Signs
We’re nearing the end of Work Zone Awareness Month in Maryland, but that doesn’t mean that drivers and pedestrians can forget everything they’ve learned about work zone safety. The last week of April is National Work Zone Awareness Week, a… Read More
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Work Zone Safety FAQs for Drivers and Pedestrians
Work zone safety isn’t just crucial for construction workers — even with contractors and crews following all relevant safety best practices, pedestrians and drivers can play a significant role in work zone safety. While most of us still remember a… Read More
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How Contractors Limit Speed in Work Zones
Work zones and detours can make any commuter groan in frustration, but they’re a vital part of construction and road maintenance. Speed reduction in these areas is often necessary to bolster safety and keep pedestrians, workers, and drivers accident-free. But… Read More
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Work Zone Safety Awareness Month: Safe Driving Tips to Protect Construction Laborers
As we enter Work Zone Safety Awareness Month, some of our readers may find themselves struggling to recall their drivers’ ed lessons on work zones. How much slower should you drive? What do all of the signs mean? While work… Read More