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The materials used for asphalt driveways are completely recyclable. In fact, over 80 percent of all asphalt drives, roads, parking lots, etc. are made from recycled materials, making asphalt one of the most environmentally-friendly paving materials.

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If you want to seal your newly paved asphalt driveway, we recommend waiting at least six weeks after installation for an oil-based sealer. If you are going to use a latex sealer, you should wait a year before sealing.

Ever wonder why asphalt is sometimes called macadam? Around the 1820s, Scottish engineer John Loudon McAdam perfected the mixture of crushed stones with tar for road constructions.

Asphalt pavements are not just economical, but eco-friendly as well. Various materials such as glass, ground tires, and roofing shingles are incorporated in asphalt pavements, keeping them away from landfills.

Did you know that asphalt pavements can be completed overnight? This means commuters can drive home at night and be surprised to see a brand-new pavement the next day without experiencing any delays or traffic!

Dubbed as the perpetual pavement, asphalt pavements last for a long time with very little upkeep. Moreover, the top surface can be replaced continuously so you’ll never have to remove the entire pavement.

Out of all paving materials, asphalt offers the highest ROI. In fact, of the first 75% of an asphalt pavement’s life, it only experiences a 40% drop in quality. Even better, resurfacing an asphalt pavement makes it good as new.

Did you know that asphalt had impressive preservative qualities? In fact, because of the dark color seen in many mummies, it is believed that the Egyptians used asphalt as part of their mummification process.

Did you know that asphalt is recyclable? When asphalt is reclaimed, it can be reused to build new pavements, making it as valuable as the original material.

In colder climes, asphalt must be quite flexible in order to be able to resist the freeze-thaw cycles common to these areas. Furthermore, asphalt cannot be installed year-round so contractors must wait for warmer weather to begin their work.