Whether you live in a rural town, a bustling city, or somewhere in between, you likely have pavement in and around your neighborhood. Roads in Maryland usually have it tough. While this winter has been unusually mild, the freeze/thaw cycle… Read More
Whenever a new road is constructed, the contractors building the road must pay special attention to the underground utilities. These are the underground pipes and wires that provide services to a city or town, such as stormwater grates, electric power… Read More
A proper drainage system is paramount for preserving the life of any asphalt driveway, road, or walkway. Proper drainage will prevent cracking and potholes. When considering how to set up a proper drainage system, we consider two factors: surface… Read More
Winter puts a lot of wear and tear on parking lots. And all parking lots suffer damage over time. An old or damaged parking lot does not present a good public image and can leave your clients feeling angry… Read More
Storm Jonas left a huge impact on Maryland roadways this winter. Snow, ice, deicing chemicals, and snow plows put major wear and tear on roads. The edges of roads can be unintentionally scraped away by snow plows. Water that… Read More
In Last week’s blog, “Common Asphalt Defects & Asphalt Repair from Reliable Contracting in Baltimore,” we discussed the various different types of asphalt defects that plague parking lots, from depressions to pot holes to rutting and, of course, cracking. Each… Read More
The winter can wreak havoc on your asphalt parking lot. The constant freezing and thawing can cause a myriad of Common Asphalt Defects. This is why it is so important to inspect your parking lot come spring and address any… Read More
Did you know that asphalt begins to deteriorate the moment it is first laid? It’s true. But don’t worry. As long as you take good care of your asphalt pavement and perform regular preventative maintenance, like sealcoating, your parking lot… Read More
Over time, your asphalt parking lot, driveway, or other asphalt surface will begin to deteriorate. Between 3-5 years after the asphalt was laid, it will begin to show its first cracks. When this happens, you have two choices. You can… Read More
Over time, asphalt pavement will begin to degrade. That is just the way it is. However, there is something that property managers and business owners can do to minimize asphalt damage. Contact your local Baltimore asphalt contractor at the first… Read More