While asphalt is known for its durability and strength, it still needs proper maintenance and can deteriorate over time. Properly laid asphalt can last a long time in your parking lot, but long-term exposure to the elements can cause damage faster than you may think. Continue reading to learn more about asphalt deterioration. Read the rest of this entry »
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What Causes Asphalt To Deteriorate?
August 31st, 2018Budgeting Needs for Asphalt Paving and Repairs With Property Managers
August 24th, 2018As property managers prepare their annual budget, it can be difficult to know how to much to budget for asphalt paving and maintenance. Asphalt paving and repair cost often vary from year to year, so it is not easy to know exactly how much money you need to budget for asphalt costs. Continue reading for a few tips on how to prepare for annual budgets, and how PTG can help evaluate your needed asphalt repairs. Read the rest of this entry »
The Complete Process For Asphalt Installation
August 17th, 2018If you are a homeowner or commercial property owner, it’s a good idea to be informed about the asphalt installation process and learn how it works. There are many steps in the complete process, from demolition and removal to the final roll. Continue reading to learn more about the very important asphalt installation process. Read the rest of this entry »
How Concrete Sidewalks Are Built
August 10th, 2018When planning walkways for your home or property there are several options you can choose from. Paving stones, slate, cobble and gravel all can be excellent choices, but concrete sidewalks are one of the best. Concrete, when installed by a reputable company, can last for decades and is one of the best options for accessibility. Concrete was first used hundreds of years ago, and the evidence still exists, many of the first concrete buildings are still recognizable! Concrete is also non-slip, and is easy for those with mobility issues to traverse, making it accessible to everyone regardless of the weather. Read the rest of this entry »
Make Sure Your Parking Lot Is ADA Compliant
August 3rd, 2018When it comes to parking lots, there is no such as being “a little ADA compliant,” as there are federal standards and requirements you must meet. If you are not compliant with these requirements, you are at risk of receiving fines or potential lawsuits. Continue reading to learn more about ADA compliance and what you and your parking lot are liable for. Read the rest of this entry »
French Drain 101: What Is It and Why Should I Install One?
July 27th, 2018A French drain can be a very effective drainage system if you have water drainage problems on your commercial property. The system helps to get rid of excess water on your property or parking lot, and empties water a safe distance away from your building. Continue reading to learn more about French drains and why you should install one. Read the rest of this entry »
Benefits Of Dumpster Corrals For Your Commercial Property
July 18th, 2018Dumpster corrals are essential for commercial businesses, as they offer many benefits for your customers, residents, and employees. Today, dumpster corrals are not only necessary for trash, but also for separate recycling bins. Continue reading to learn more about dumpster corrals and why they are important for your business. Read the rest of this entry »
What To Know About Infrared Patching Repairs
July 12th, 2018Infrared patching is the method of blending new asphalt with existing pavement to make a joint-free integral patch. You may consider infrared patching repairs if your asphalt surface has potholes, divots, cracks, heaving, or any other kind of uneven areas. Continue reading for important things you should know about infrared patching repairs. Read the rest of this entry »
What Are Bioretention Ponds And What Do They Do?
July 5th, 2018Bioretention ponds, also referred to as rain gardens or stormwater planters, are designed to collect stormwater runoff from sidewalks, parking lots, and other paved surfaces. The bioretention ponds are beneficial for pavement, as too much water can result in ponding issues, penetration of pavement, and walking hazards for customers. Continue reading to learn more about bioretention ponds and their benefits. Read the rest of this entry »
The History Of Independence Day, The Birth Of Our Free Nation
June 28th, 2018Next Wednesday is July 4th, which is, of course, Independence Day in the U.S. While we are all excited to take the day off of work and celebrate with our families and friends, it’s important to remember the history and significance of the holiday. Continue reading to catch up on the history of July 4th before celebrating at your family barbecue or local fireworks show. Read the rest of this entry »