History of Asphalt Asphalt is a material with a long and interesting history. First, it was used in Babylon in 625 B.C. as road-building material. The ancient Greeks were familiar with asphalt, and even the word “asphalt” itself comes from the Greek “asphaltos,” which can be translated as “secure.” In... View Article
Asphalt is a great paving material to use on driveways and parking lots because of its durability. However, like most materials that are subject to constant traffic and exposure to the elements, asphalt can degrade over time. Seasonal changes and weather are some of the most common culprits when it... View Article
If you’re ready to pave a new driveway for your home, you have two main options to work with: asphalt and concrete. These two choices are the most popular among homeowners because of their cost, longevity and durability. However, it can be difficult to choose between the two. Although both... View Article
Anyone who lives somewhere that experiences cold, wet winters is familiar with the inconveniences caused by potholes. The result of water that seeps into the ground below an asphalt surface and then expands and contracts, potholes have been responsible for damaging an untold number of vehicles. They can crack wheel... View Article
Potholes are among the most common types of damage caused to asphalt roads. Potholes can damage vehicles and spread throughout an asphalt surface, resulting in even more substantive damage that may require resurfacing or replacement. If you have an asphalt driveway or roadway on your residential or commercial property, it’s... View Article