Author: Jeff Trumbull

Asphalt is a black, sticky, and viscous material that is used for paving roads, parking lots, and other outdoor surfaces. It is made of asphalt cement and other materials, such as mineral fillers, fiber reinforcements, and anti-skid additives. Asphalt has a number of desirable properties, including high durability, low maintenance, and resistance to weathering. It also has a relatively low cost compared to other paving materials. On the other hand, gravel is a type of rock that is made up of small, loose stones. It is often used for driveways and other outdoor surfaces because it is durable and...

The use of asphalt and concrete on driveways in the United States can be dated back to the early 1900s. Prior to that, gravel was the most commonly used material. Both asphalt and concrete have their pros and cons, but ultimately it comes down to personal preference. But which is cheaper concrete or asphalt driveway? If you want to know more, we invite you to continue reading as we’re going to tackle more about this topic in today’s post.   Comparing Both Driveway Materials To Know Which Is Right For You There are many reasons why concrete and asphalt...

Sealcoating is a process that is used to protect asphalt surfaces from the elements. It helps to keep them in good condition by sealing out water, gas, and oil. This helps to prevent the pavement from becoming damaged and requiring repairs. But how long to wait before sealcoating new asphalt? Read more to find out.   When Is The Right Time To Sealcoat A Newly Installed Asphalt When it comes to sealcoating new asphalt, there is no one definitive answer. Some factors that will affect how long you should wait before sealcoating include the climate (temperature, humidity, rain), the...