Freshly laid asphalt gives your driveway a neat, polished look. However, ensuring it stays in prime condition requires more than just careful planning and excellent workmanship. One element often overlooked is weather conditions, particularly rainfall.
If you notice water pooling on your driveway or parking lot, it’s time to address the issue. At Bonness, we understand why it’s critical to have good drainage for your asphalt paving. A lack of proper drainage can lead to many problems, damaging your asphalt and costing you more in the long run. In this post, we’ll share what happens when you let poor drainage go on without repairs.
Are you considering a new driveway for your home but need help deciding which material to choose? You might have heard of tar-and-chip driveways as an alternative to the more common asphalt or concrete options. In this blog post, we share essential information about tar-and-chip driveways, from their installation process to their unique benefits.
Asphalt is a well-preferred material for driveways and sidewalks because of its strength and flexibility. It doesn’t need too much care to last long and can give your property added appeal. To protect asphalt surfaces from damage, it helps to know things that can harm the material.
Asphalt paving has multiple advantages for homeowners, such as its durability, relatively low upkeep requirements and economical cost to install. But if one of the essential aspects of your asphalt surface is overlooked during installation, there is a chance you will experience an unsmooth road ahead, both literally and figuratively. Here’s what you should be aware of and why you should not overlook these.
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