Property managers have a lot of responsibilities, but keeping the parking lot and pavement surrounding their property in good shape is one of their most important duties. A parking lot is one of the first things a visitor sees when arriving at a new property, and that first impression can leave the guest feeling negatively about the business before they even reach the building. Pavement maintenance can be a tough job for property managers to do alone, but PTG Enterprises knows how to get the job done right every time. (more…)
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Pavement Maintenance Tips For Property Managers
Wednesday, January 31st, 2018Property Managers Should Start Thinking About 2018 Pavement Projects
Friday, December 15th, 2017Now is the perfect time for property managers to begin planning for paving projects in 2018. There are a lot of moving pieces and questions to be asked when planning: is there a brand new area that needs to be paved? Does an existing paved area need to be re-striped or sealed? Can any of these projects be pushed back a year, or is it imperative to fix this year? That is why seeking professional pavement contractor services can be vital to your project planning. (more…)
The Environment Effects of Road Salt and Eco-Friendly Alternatives
Friday, December 8th, 2017Road salt is used throughout the country by municipalities and property management companies to keep roadways and parking lots safe. However, road salt is not always the best thing for the asphalt or pavement that it’s being placed on. Beyond how it affects the pavement itself, it’s also important to consider the environmental ramifications of road salt. (more…)
Is Your Pavement Ready for This Winter?
Thursday, November 16th, 2017Winter is approaching fast and now is the time, if you haven’t already done so, to start the winterization process for your pavement. Parking lots and other paved surfaces should be prepared for the havoc that winter can often wreak by taking those necessary steps before it comes. In addition to your regular maintenance, follow this guide and call PTG to get your pavement ready to endure the winter weather. (more…)
How to Prevent Weed Growth in Pavement Cracks
Friday, October 13th, 2017There is nothing more frustrating than having weeds growing between the joints of pavement cracks. Before you know it, the weeds can take over and be almost impossible to remove. Trying to kill them seems futile, digging them up by hand is impossible because of the pavement in the way, and chopping the tops off will not kill the roots below. Spraying for weeds seems like a better idea, but harsh chemicals can be dangerous. However, there are other methods to ensure your pavements remain weed free, which we will be looking at today. (more…)
How the Weather Affects Your Pavement
Friday, October 6th, 2017Now that fall is here, the changing temperatures and weather conditions will start to affect your pavement. While we always expected some wear and tear, a significant amount of destruction can take place if you don’t take the proper steps to protect your pavement. Here is what you need to know about the ways that weather can affect your pavement. (more…)
How Striping Your Parking Lot Can Increase Curb Appeal
Monday, May 22nd, 2017Parking lot striping is necessary in order to follow ADA regulations. However, there are many benefits and advantages that come with properly striping your parking lot. A freshly paved parking lot in particular should have bright and clear striping in order to create a beautiful curb appeal. If you’re wondering about the advantages that come with a newly striped parking lot, read on.
What to do When Your Pavement is Discolored
Monday, April 10th, 2017While 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 include ingredient mixing, methods of application, the weather, and curing time. Here are some ways to take on discolored pavement issues.
How to Prepare Your Pavement for Spring
Thursday, March 2nd, 2017Spring is coming! What does that mean for your pavement? Unfortunately, spring comes with a lot of potential problems that could cause damage to your pavement, so it’s important to prepare yourself with knowledge. In order to properly prepare for spring, you’ll need to read a few of the following tips and tricks. Read on to find out what spring can do to your pavement, and what you can do to prevent damage.
Should You Repair, Resurface, or Replace Your Driveway?
Friday, February 3rd, 2017If your driveway is looking worse for wear, you may automatically assume it’s time to replace it. However, that’s not always the best option; sometimes, you may not even have to resurface your driveway. Damage can sometimes look worse than it is, and vice versa. The important thing to remember is that every driveway is different; keep track of its age, and its material, in order to determine what you need to do to bring it back to life. Read on to discover if you need to repair, resurface, or replace your driveway.