Have you noticed stains on your asphalt parking lot? If so, it’s important to remove those stains to get your pavement looking clean for customers. Continue reading for a few tips on how to remove tough stains from an asphalt driveway or parking lot.
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The Many Benefits of Sealcoating
Sealcoating a thin liquid layer added over a paved surface serves to protect it from damage caused by UV rays, rain and snow, and fluids from vehicles. Sealcoating won’t cure existing issues, like cracks, but it will help prevent such damage from forming in the first place. Aside from keeping out damaging elements, properly applying […]
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What Is Asphalt Seal Coating?
Seal coating is a true barrier between asphalt surfaces and the destructive elements. The term “seal coating” means keeping the redeeming properties of asphalt sealed in to prolong the pavement life and preserve its functional properties. The primary reason to sealcoat an asphalt pavement is to protect the pavement from the deteriorating effects of sun […]
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What to do When Your Pavement is Discolored
While we may ideally all want perfectly even and consistent concrete, and finishing can get us very close to that goal, the reality is that this will never be one hundred percent perfect. No matter how much effort you pour into a project, there will always be even minor inconsistencies due to several factors. These […]
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4 Helpful Parking Lot Maintenance Tips
A beautiful parking lot gives your customers a wonderful impression of your business. When well-kept, customers will feel incredibly comfortable parking at your storefront. But it’s also important to keep your parking lot looking fresh, because damages will cost you in the long run. Serious and undiagnosed pavement issues can end up destroying an entire […]
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Why Are Tire Tracks Left on Pavement and How Can You Remove Them?
You’re definitely familiar with tire tracks being left on pavement, whether they’re left over time or if they’re caused because of a sudden stop. But have you ever wondered why there might be residue left after a tire has rolled over the surface of pavement? And, of course, they seem impossible to remove. But as […]
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How to Prevent Weed Growth Between Pavement Cracks
Are you tired of constantly buying chemicals in order to rid your pavement of weeds? It can be a chore to remove them by hand, and power washing can sometimes damage pavement. Weeds can crack pavement and damage it, as well as causing other issues like tripping hazards. It’s also pretty ugly once the weeds […]
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Which Winter Asphalt Maintenance Solution is Best?
When it comes to wet, sloppy, snow-covered parking lots, there are a few things you can do. But which one is best? Ultimately, the best thing you can do to protect your asphalt in the winter, while also up keeping asphalt maintenance during snowstorms, is good preventative maintenance. But if you’ve missed your window, and […]
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The Effects of De-Icing Chemicals on Asphalt and Concrete
You see salt boxes on many street corners in snowy weather, but using chemicals on concrete is actually damaging to asphalt and concrete. Protect your storefront or businesses curb appeal by not using the following De-Icing Chemicals to melt snow or ice in the winter. Sodium chloride or rock salt (NaCL) NaCL with MgCl2 and OBPE […]
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Snow Removal for Commercial Properties in Maryland
As a business owner, snow is the last thing you want to see. Snow means downtime. If employees and customers can’t make it to your business, you don’t make money. Snow also means snow removal, which isn’t cheap. And this has already been a rather snowy winter here in Maryland and it doesn’t seem to […]
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