Archive for the ‘Asphalt Paving’ Category

Types of Asphalt in Road Construction

Friday, May 10th, 2024
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There’s more than one type of asphalt in road construction! Learn about them here.

You would be surprised how many variations of asphalt there are. Yes, that’s right–the black hard stuff that makes up our driveways, streets, highways, and parking lots, and those examples are just the start. Asphalt is more than just the blacktop on the surface; let’s dive into all the different types of asphalt in road construction that might apply to your Maryland roads. Reliable Contracting knows all about asphalt and is happy to work with you on your road construction or repair project!

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Best Time to Seal an Asphalt Driveway

Friday, May 3rd, 2024
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Is now the time to seal your driveway? Find out here!

Your driveway isn’t just a convenient space to park your car; it’s also an opportunity to enhance your curb appeal. If you have an asphalt driveway, you could benefit from residential driveway sealing. Driveway sealant protects your asphalt surface from automobile fluids, weather conditions, or UV rays and will keep your asphalt in pristine condition for much longer. However, sealcoating cannot be done year-round. Read on to learn the best time to seal an asphalt driveway.

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Road Work Safety Is Number One!

Friday, April 19th, 2024
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Work zones count on drivers and workers to stay safe. Here’s what drivers can do!

When roads are under construction, it can be a difference between life and death how all parties carry themselves on the road. Construction workers have their own responsibilities to keep operations safe, such as wearing high-visibility garments, communicating well, and maintaining visibility. Of course, road work safety is a two-way street. Road work safety is number one for drivers, too!

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Hazards in Asphalt Paving

Friday, April 12th, 2024
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Is asphalt paving dangerous? Tri-State handles the hazards in stride!

Asphalt paving and maintenance professionals know how to stay safe on the job. You don’t have to worry about what hazards they endure, as they protect themselves, but it can be interesting to learn the challenges of the job, whether residential, commercial, or municipal. Learn about the main hazards in asphalt paving below, and see how Tri-State Paving takes them in stride!

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Commercial and Residential Asphalt Services

Friday, April 5th, 2024
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As a business owner or an individual, Tri-State Paving is your local asphalt paving contractor!

Asphalt is what our tires drive over on the road and what we drive up to when we come home. It is what we park on when we go to the store and the solid path under our bike wheels. A blacktop is versatile and long-lasting, working well for both commercial and residential applications. Whether you need one or the other, Tri-State Paving can give you both commercial and residential asphalt services in Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania.

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What Makes an Ideal Parking Lot?

Thursday, March 28th, 2024
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A parking lot’s design can change everything. What makes a parking lot ideal?

People might not think much about the pavement under their feet or tires, but its condition and design make a difference. If you manage a parking lot, you want it to be as functional as possible to avoid any mishaps. What makes an ideal parking lot?

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Grass Growing in Asphalt Driveway

Wednesday, March 20th, 2024
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Is something green growing in your asphalt driveway? Here’s how to fix it.

There’s nothing like smooth, fresh asphalt under your car tires as you pull up to your garage. A new blacktop gives your home great curb appeal. Unfortunately, you might have noticed that your asphalt pavement is not looking like that pristine picture. There aren’t just cracks and rough spots on your driveway; grass is also popping up. Even more troubling, your driveway might be relatively new. Why is grass growing in the asphalt driveway? What can you do about it? We’ll give you the answers here. If you have any questions, Tri-State Paving is happy to help.

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What Is Infrared Asphalt Repair?

Thursday, March 14th, 2024
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What is infrared asphalt repair, anyway? It could be just the thing to fix your pavement.

Asphalt repairs are necessary at some point, whether for your driveway, the business parking lot, or the highway. Not all asphalt damage can be repaired, but for damages that are salvageable, you can take advantage of the method called infrared asphalt repair.

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How to Keep Your Asphalt Driveway Beautiful: A Comprehensive Guide

Friday, March 8th, 2024
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Remember these tips for keeping your asphalt driveway in excellent condition.

Maintaining the beauty and functionality of your asphalt driveway requires attention and care. As a residential or commercial property owner, investing in the longevity of your asphalt surface enhances curb appeal and ensures a safe and durable driving or parking space. At Tri-State Paving, we understand the importance of a beautiful driveway when making an impression and improving your home. Remember the following recommendations if you want to keep your asphalt driveway beautiful through years of use.  (more…)

What Leads to Alligator Cracking in Asphalt?

Friday, March 1st, 2024

 

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Look out for alligator cracking in asphalt!

Asphalt is one of the most durable and versatile surfaces, so many business owners and homeowners use it throughout their properties. However, problems may occur over time that require professional intervention. Alligator cracking in asphalt is one of the most common things you may notice on your property. What is alligator cracking, and how can you fix it?  (more…)