Tag: Asphalt Sealer

• Asphalt Cleaning Tips: How to Remove Oil Stains from Parking Lots

  • January 13th, 2012 |
  • Posted in Asphalt Cleaning Tips, Asphalt Maintenance, General Asphalt Advice, Maryland Asphalt Contractor, Maryland Sealcoating Contractor, Parking Lot Maintenance, Pavement Maintenance
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  A clean parking lot says a lot about your business. It says you care about the little things. It gives your customers/clients that extra sense of calm knowing that you will take care of them the same way you take care of your parking lot. Seems crazy, doesn’t it. Well, it is not far from […]

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• Asphalt, Curing, and Sealcoating

  • August 24th, 2011 |
  • Posted in General Asphalt Advice
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  You have paid to have your parking lot re-paved with asphalt. So everything is perfect, right? Well, not quite. Replacing or repairing your asphalt parking lot is just the first step in the process. It can take up to 12 months for liquid asphalt to fully cure. Until this time is up, you should use […]

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