As the saying goes, “April showers bring May flowers,” but unfortunately, rain showers also bring many parking lot issues. Too much rain can lead to all kinds of water damage problems for parking lots, including ponding issues, penetration of pavement, and walking hazards for customers. Continue reading to learn how to deal with these issues from spring showers to keep your parking lot in good condition all season long. (more…)
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Spring Showers Bring Water Damage To Parking Lots
Wednesday, April 4th, 2018Sealcoating: Sealed vs. Unsealed Asphalt
Thursday, March 29th, 2018Sealcoating is the best way to keep your parking lot in good condition, as it seals small cracks and prevents water from penetrating through the asphalt and deteriorating the pavement. The protective barrier protects your asphalt from damages while extending its life and performance. Continue reading to learn about the many benefits of sealing your parking lot. (more…)
PTG Is A Proud Member Of CAI, IFMA, & MMHA
Friday, March 23rd, 2018PTG is proud to be a member of three great associations, including The Chesapeake Chapter of CAI, The Community Associations Institute, IFMA, The International Facility Management Association, and MMHA, The Maryland Multi-Housing Association. Continue reading to learn more about the associations PTG belongs to. (more…)
ADA Compliance – What Are You Liable For?
Wednesday, March 14th, 2018Importance Of Spring Pavement Inspections
Wednesday, March 7th, 2018While sweeping and hosing your parking lot is a big part of pavement maintenance, proper maintenance goes far beyond the occasional cleaning. Property managers should schedule a complete pavement inspection before spring officially begins to restore their parking lot from winter. Call PTG today for an evaluation of your pavement needs due to any damages from winter, solutions to the problem, and proposals for repairs. (more…)
Cold Patching For Emergency Fixes For Potholes
Friday, March 2nd, 2018Winter isn’t over just yet! While spring is just around the corner, potholes repair shouldn’t wait until the new season. Waiting too long to fix cracks or potholes in your pavement will only lead to further damages, so property managers should take care of the problem as soon as possible. If your parking lot needs quick emergency fixes for potholes made in winter, cold patching is your answer. (more…)
How To Prevent Sidewalk and Frost Heaving
Tuesday, February 20th, 2018Sidewalk and frost heaves are dangerous for commercial properties, as they create “trippers,” or potential hazards for customers to trip over while walking. A frost heave is caused by freezing temperatures and water, as the sidewalk rises from the frozen ground. If you notice sidewalk heaves at commercial business, call PTG today! We are an expert at fixing these issues tripping hazards, eliminating any potential liability. (more…)
How Parking Lot Striping Adds Instant Curb Appeal
Wednesday, February 7th, 2018Parking lot striping is an essential step for every property manager, as a striped parking lot increases safety and adds curb appeal to your business. A parking lot is the first thing customers notice as they arrive at your property, and a well stripped and maintained parking lot makes a great first impression. (more…)
Pavement Maintenance Tips For Property Managers
Wednesday, January 31st, 2018Property 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…)
Why Asphalt Sealcoating Works
Wednesday, January 24th, 2018Asphalt sealing, often referred to as sealcoating, is important for protecting asphalt from destructive elements. While sealed asphalt may be seen as more expensive, unsealed asphalt actually costs property managers more money in the long run as it deteriorates much quicker. (more…)