When renovating or building a new driveway, your first question is likely “What’s the difference between concrete and asphalt?” followed by “Are there any similarities between these materials?” Our experts at Lone Star Paving can help!
Liquid asphalt features many uses. Learn from the professionals on what it is, how it’s used, and its origins at Lone Star Paving.
Calculate your asphalt tonnage to find the amount of asphalt needed for your paving project. Use our steps to make your own calculations.
Over the course of laying down new asphalt, several factors are closely monitored. One of these factors is the temperature of the asphalt mix. Professionals in the paving industry know that even a small mistake in this aspect of the process can lead to asphalt that doesn’t stand the test of time. So, what’s the right way to approach asphalt temperature?
Over the course of laying down new asphalt, several factors are closely monitored. One of these factors is the temperature of the asphalt mix. Professionals in the paving industry know that even a small mistake in this aspect of the process can lead to asphalt that doesn’t stand the test of time. So, what’s the right way to approach asphalt temperature?
Both asphalt and concrete have unique properties. Asphalt will be best for certain tasks, and concrete will be better suited for others. With this in mind, how do you determine if asphalt or concrete roads work better for your paving project?
People tend to overlook the fact that there are options other than gravel that get the job done. Asphalt millings can easily take the place of gravel, and here’s why.
Maintaining your pavement is a worthwhile activity that prolongs its longevity. But sometimes, no matter how hard we try, the pavement might still need repairs. There are various factors that may cause the need for asphalt repair, and knowing what to look out for may help you prepare well in advance.
In the day-to-day hustle of running your business, the state of your parking lot might be something you rarely consider. If left neglected, a parking lot can become an unsightly mess that leaves a bad impression on visitors.
Asphalt overlay is a paving method of applying a new layer of asphalt to a deteriorating surface. Rather than tearing up an old asphalt surface entirely, an asphalt overlay project will use the existing layers as a base for the new asphalt pavement. Some asphalt surfaces with severe damage like rutting, potholes, large cracks, and expansions will need to be milled before an overlay is applied.