Homeowners are seeking a durable, affordable, attractive, and environmentally friendly solution when it comes to selecting the appropriate material to use in a driveway. The most common options are traditional asphalt and concrete, but recycled asphalt is becoming a more feasible option. Recycled asphalt is produced by re-using old asphalt...
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Pulverization vs. Milling: What’s the Difference & When to Use
In the manufacturing sector, pharmaceuticals, food processing, chemicals, mining and other sectors, minimizing the size of solid materials is a significant aspect of production. Two commonly used terms for this process are pulverization and milling. They are not precisely the same although they are sometimes used interchangeably. Both processes convert...
7 Things to Look for When Your Parking Lot Needs Repaving
A properly maintained parking lot is more than just a place where vehicles are parked. It provides a safe, friendly and professional customer, employee, tenant and visitor environment. With time though, asphalt may become damaged due to constant traffic, weather, exposure to water, and natural wear. Although minor damage may...
Slurry Sealer vs Sealcoat: What’s the Difference?
When it comes to protecting and extending the life of asphalt pavement, property owners have several options. Two common treatments are slurry sealer and sealcoat. Although both are designed to protect asphalt surfaces, they are not the same product and serve different purposes. Understanding the difference between slurry sealer vs...