Pavco Asphalt Construction

If you’re running a warehouse that deals with chemical substances, you may find that spills can leave your floors crumbling in certain areas. If you need to maintain a smooth warehouse floor, we may be able to help you repave it.

Addressing cracks in your asphalt driveway is important. When water invades them and it freezes and thaws, it causes even greater damage. Cracks can be repaired by having a sealcoat applied or by laying down a new top coat.

Thinking of having your parking lot or private road paved with asphalt? You've got a lot of good company, since asphalt is the most popular paving material for roads in the United States. In fact, over 90% of all roads are paved with asphalt.

There are several benefits offered by concrete parking lots. Not only are they extremely economical to install, but the long term cost is lower as well, since annual maintenance needs are kept to a minimum.

Asphalt is a totally natural material, but also incredible durable. The parking lot you get paved today should last twenty years with only minimal maintenance. And even after two decades of wear that asphalt will still be recyclable.

It takes about a year for a new asphalt driveway to completely cure. This must be kept in mind when the weather heats up so that you do not accidently create ruts or valleys in the surface. Only turn car wheels while vehicles are in motion, and make sure motorcycle kickstands rest on blocks.

While a few cracks in the parking lot asphalt aren’t a big deal, letting your lot fall into disrepair could make it difficult for customers to come see you. If you’re concerned that your lot may be a treacherous place for people to park, we’re always ready to repave it for you.

Just because your old driveway has problems, doesn't necessarily mean it needs to be replaced. If it's still structurally sound, it can be rejuvenated with an overlay, but you want to be sure it's strong enough. A paving expert can review your driveway and give you options.

Full-depth hot mix asphalt driveways are essentially built entirely of hot mix from the soil subgrade up. The benefit of this is that it keeps water out of the pavement, so that it is unable to swell during freezing temperatures.

Depending on your neighborhood, it could be frowned upon to park your car on the street. If your driveway doesn’t have enough space, we’re always happy to help you extend it.

When developing a driveway paving plan, there are several factors that are taken into consideration. This includes the physical characteristics and condition of the current asphalt and expected usage (including types and weights of the vehicles that will use the driveway).

Do you know how often to have your concrete driveway sealed? Unlike asphalt, you can start sealing concrete driveways immediately after installation. After that, it’s a good idea to re-seal it every 3-5 years, since severe weather breaks down your coat of sealant over time.

In most cases of commercial pavement installation, a tack coat is needed to ensure a bond between the succeeding layers of a pavement and keep it sturdy to accommodate a traveling public. The most common material used for a tack coat is a slow setting emulsion.