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Check out these four cold weather concrete tips.
Concrete is a durable and strong material that is generally low-maintenance, but your concrete surfaces will need some upkeep during the winter. Snow and ice can result in significant damage to concrete, as freezing water that seeps into the surface will cause cracks and corrosion. Avoid these costly repairs in the spring by starting winter concrete maintenance now! Read the rest of this entry »
Learn about the effects of de-icing products on asphalt.
While de-icing roads and driveways with salt and chemical de-icers is a common practice, the products can have a negative effect on asphalt. However, there are other options for effectively removing ice from your pavement without damaging the asphalt. Continue reading to learn about the impact of de-icing products and a few alternative products to try this winter. Read the rest of this entry »
Learn if your pavement is ready for this winter.
Before the winter season arrives, all property managers must ask themselves an important question: “Is my pavement ready for winter?” Parking lots and sidewalks need to be prepared now for the winter elements and freezing temperatures to ensure they remain in good condition. Continue reading to learn how PTG can help with winterization of your pavement! Read the rest of this entry »
Learn why it’s important to crack fill before winter to prevent freeze/thaw damage.
Winter is just around the corner, and it’s important to start preparing your parking lot and pavement to prevent freeze/thaw damage. If the asphalt has any cracks or potholes, now is the time to crack fill the pavement before the temperature gets too cold. Learn more about freeze/thaw cycles and why it’s crucial to crack fill your parking lot before winter arrives. Read the rest of this entry »
Learn how to protect your concrete against the harsh effects of winter.
The cold temperature and harsh effects of winter can cause significant damage to concrete, so knowing how to protect concrete on your property is crucial. Continue reading for a few important tips on how to protect your concrete against snow and ice before winter arrives. Read the rest of this entry »
Learn why it’s important to repair pavement damage before winter.
Although fall just arrived, winter will be here before we know it. Before the freezing temperatures, snow, and ice hit Maryland, property managers must first repair their pavement. It’s crucial to fill cracks and potholes in the fall, or your pavement will need expensive repairs in the spring. Read the rest of this entry »
Learn all about reserve studies and planning your pavement budget.
As we enter the last few months of 2018, property managers and homeowners associations are beginning to plan for next year. A main aspect for planning for the year ahead is setting a budget, which means it’s time to decide what takes priority and deserves the most attention. A good way to make an educated decision is to schedule a reserve study to have a professional inspect your pavement and provide a financial analysis. Read the rest of this entry »
Learn about the important sources for industry standards: AI and ACI.
There are two important sources for the paving industry standards: Asphalt Institute (AI) and American Concrete Institute (ACI.) Continue reading to learn more about these sources and what they mean for the paving industry. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s the last call to seatcoat parking lots before the extreme temperatures hit Maryland!
Sealcoating your parking lot is the most effective method for preserving the structural integrity and visual appeal of the pavement. Pavement maintenance is crucial for commercial properties to ensure that the parking lot is safe and free of cracks or potholes. The process can’t take place during the cold winter weather and harsh elements, so the fall season is the last call to sealcoat your pavement. Read the rest of this entry »
Check out this retaining wall installation guide.
Installing a retaining wall is a great way to add value to your property and improve the health of your landscape. In fact, a recent study shows that landscape redesign projects saw a 105 percent value recovery after homes were sold. Continue reading our retaining wall installation guide, then call PTG for our retaining wall installation and repair services! Read the rest of this entry »
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