Asphalt pavement requires maintenance, and when the temperatures drop in the winter months it can become more difficult to keep yours in healthy shape. Why? Because throughout the winter, your asphalt is freezing and thawing based on changing temperatures. Ice and snow can accumulate on the surface and pool as it melts which can cause damage. When water freezes, it expands. This means that if water finds its way into a pothole or crack (via rain, melted ice or snow), it will create pressure that could worsen the hole or crack as it freezes over. But how can you protect your asphalt NOW? Let’s help.

ASPHALT
Commercial
Residential
Industrial
Decorative
Sealcoating
Infrared Repairs
CONCRETE
Flat Work
Decorative
Curbs/Gutters
Steps
Slab Jacking
Pump Trucks / Pump Trailers
HARDSCAPES
Walls / Borders / Curbs
Walks / Patios
Aprons
Steps
Columns / Fire Pits
Outdoor Kitchens