Parking lot restriping improves visibility for drivers and pedestrians, and makes parking more efficient. It can help reduce the cost of parking for customers and make parking lot management easier. Additionally, parking lot restriping helps make the parking lot safer for pedestrians and drivers by making driving directions and paths more visible.
What You Need to Know About Asphalt Milling
Bonness has been serving the Southwest Florida area for over three decades, and we continue to be the leading choice for quality paving services because we have the skills and the know-how, including the way asphalt milling works. Here’s what you need to know about this process:
What to Consider in Golf Cart and Bike Path Installations
Bonness has served the driveway installation needs of Southwest Florida property owners for over 30 years. So, whenever you need a detailed quote to determine asphalt driveway cost and other crucial details, you know exactly who to call. But did you know that we also handle golf cart and bike path installations? This type of project has quite the number of special considerations, some of which we’ll discuss here:
Seal Coating Projects: Things to Ask
Sealcoating is essential for long-lasting and reliable asphalt pavement. It’s important because it repairs the surface damage and provides a protective layer to keep out damaging ultraviolet (UV) rays, vehicle fluids and water. Sealcoating also protects and extends the life of asphalt pavement. Regular sealcoating is inexpensive and can save you money in the long run. What are the things you should ask or learn about before starting your sealcoating project?
Driveway Grading: Things You Need to Know
Grading is an essential, especially for driveways and other civil construction projects. Have you ever walked through a rainy parking lot and had to weave your way around all of the puddles? Have you ever had rainwater in your garage because of a strong downpour? If that’s the case, you’ve come upon an area that wasn’t properly graded or pitched. What are the things you should keep in mind about driveway grading?