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How Much Does an Asphalt Driveway Cost?

Wednesday, February 7th, 2024
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With any project comes a cost. What about the cost of asphalt driveways?

Being a homeowner comes with a lot of responsibility. A house is a never-ending work in progress; it not only includes the house itself but the exterior property as well. Thankfully, major improvements will allow you to thrive in your home for decades. The driveway is one of those property elements. Of course, the cost is a huge part of the equation in pursuing any home improvement project. How much does an asphalt driveway cost?

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Does Asphalt Melt in Heat?

Thursday, January 25th, 2024
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Does asphalt melt under the hot sun or crack in cold weather? Find out here!

You might have had a bad experience with asphalt. You might have tried repairing asphalt cracks on your driveway under the hot sun one summer day, only to find the sticky black stuff sticking to your shoes. If not, perhaps you are wondering if asphalt can withstand the hot Maryland sun on your property, or you’re just curious about how resilient asphalt really is. Does asphalt melt in heat? Is it a worthy material for your driveway? Find out below.

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When to Replace Your Driveway

Wednesday, January 17th, 2024
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Is your driveway looking like this? It might be time to start fresh.

How do you know when to replace your driveway? You might have had your asphalt driveway as long as you’ve lived in the house, and, as far as you are concerned, it seems to have held up. However, if you notice these signs below, it may be time to replace it with something new.

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Is Sealcoating Asphalt Necessary?

Wednesday, January 10th, 2024
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Sealcoating asphalt is a small task that yields big results!

Is sealcoating asphalt necessary? Once the asphalt parking lot, driveway, or road is completed, you might be tempted to think that it will last well enough with minimal maintenance like cleaning and crack filling. Asphalt sealcoating is actually a maintenance task that you do not want to go without; here’s more about what it is and how it will benefit your asphalt pavement.

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Top Alternative Deicing Products

Thursday, January 4th, 2024
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Use any of these products that AREN’T rock salt to prevent slips and falls on your pavements.

Rock salt is a cheap and traditional way to keep ice from hardening on your home’s pavements. However, many alternatives exist out there that pose a lower risk to your landscaping and can be just as cheap. Best of all, most of them add some friction to your walkways, driveways, and patios, so you’re less likely to ever slip. Here are the top alternative deicing products to try out next time it gets icy.

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Types of Asphalt Damage to Look Out For

Wednesday, December 6th, 2023
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Look out for these pavement problems to keep your business looking great!

Business owners with commercial property may have parking lots and driveways to attend to. If you are in charge of managing a business parking lot or driveway, it is worth it to look out for these types of asphalt damage. When you do, you can catch problems quickly before they become a hazard to motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists.

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Is Asphalt or Concrete Better for Your Driveway?

Thursday, November 30th, 2023
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Which is better for your driveway? Consider the pros and cons.

The question may have more nuances to it than you think. When replacing or building your driveway, you can start completely fresh. Is asphalt or concrete better for your driveway in Maryland? Tri-State Paving can help you make the most informed decision. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask!

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Is Salt Bad for Asphalt Driveways?

Tuesday, November 21st, 2023
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Is rock salt the right deicer for your driveway? Will it hurt the blacktop? Find out this and more!

As winter clouds loom over the rooftops in Maryland, you might be wondering how to prepare for snow, aside from the holiday shopping. Every few years, you can expect it to snow heavier than in other years. The question of the hour is, “Is salt bad for asphalt driveways?” You may hear different things, but you can find the truth below.

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The Importance of Asphalt Layers

Friday, November 17th, 2023
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There’s more beneath the surface of a driveway, road, or parking lot, and its quality matters!

You might be installing a new asphalt road or driveway and have learned how to maintain your future blacktop. You might already be aware of the dangers of asphalt cracks and potholes, but that is just a surface understanding of what it really takes for asphalt to stand the test of time. One cannot overstate the importance of asphalt layers; asphalt integrity is more than blacktop-deep.

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What Is Stamped Asphalt?

Friday, November 10th, 2023
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Ever heard of stamped asphalt? See if it’s the right fit for your driveway!

Your home likely has a driveway, and this driveway is likely either made of concrete, asphalt, or stone pavers. You likely have heard of stamped concrete, but have you heard of stamped asphalt? If not, we’ll answer the question, “What is stamped asphalt?” and much, much more, such as, “Is stamped asphalt right for your driveway?”

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