Standing water is often treated as a minor inconvenience. If the pooling is shallow or disappears after a few hours, it is easy to assume it is harmless. In reality, standing water is one of the most reliable indicators that a parking lot is already under stress....
common assumption among property owners is that new asphalt automatically means long-term performance. The surface looks smooth. Striping is crisp. There are no cracks, no potholes, no visible issues. Yet in many cases, signs of failure begin appearing far sooner than...
Many property owners are surprised when a parking lot begins to deteriorate sooner than expected. From the surface, the pavement may still look acceptable. Striping may be visible. There may be no major cracks or potholes. Yet underneath, deterioration is already in...
Most paving problems don’t start on the surface.They start the moment the wrong contractor shows up with the wrong plan. Poor prep, weak mix designs, sloppy drainage and rushed execution create future liabilities for every property:• Early cracking• Standing water•...
Cracks in community driveways are easy to overlook. Cars still pass.People still walk through.Nothing feels urgent — at least not yet. But cracks are rarely just a surface issue. In shared driveways and common access areas, they’re often the first visible sign of a...
