When paving your golf cart path, you have a couple different options: You can have spurs near tees and greens, or you can have a continuous cart path through the whole course. A golf paving expert can go over the options and help you make the right choice.
As of 1991, the United States interstate highway system roads stretched 42,5000 miles, not including other roads or surface streets. But did you know that the Romans built 53,000 miles of roads 2,000 years ago without the help of modern machinery or engineering technology?
Ready for a change? New asphalt sealers contain powdered pigments that help you revitalize your asphalt driveways and walkways with a protective finish coat in a fresh, new color. A range of shades are available, including brick (rust), bark (brown) and granite (gray).
While the quality of materials and the methods used to lay the new asphalt are important, the quality of the preparation is equally so. If the bed is not properly prepared, the asphalt will not sit properly and will deteriorate and compromise its projected service life.
While some property owners may be content to call in the concrete trucks when they need an area paved, other people prefer a more custom upscale look. No matter what type of surface you need paved around your home, we’re always happy to help you get it right.
With the decline of the Roman Empire, their extensive roadway system fell into disrepair as well. However, many of these roads survive to this day thanks to the superior quality and structure of their pavements.
It’s important to remember that water is the worst enemy of most outdoor surfaces. Whether you opt for an asphalt or concrete parking lot, it’s important to have cracks repaired before water can seep down into them and create larger problems with the surface.
Portland cement concrete (PCC) is a combination of aggregate, water, and Portland cement to form a hard construction material often used in paving. Other common terms for this substance are cement and concrete.
There are a number of benefits to using asphalt paving for your driveway, versus concrete. Asphalt paving is less prone to frost heaves than concrete, it can be re-layered, and it is cheaper.
Getting a road built can be a complicated process, involving committees and figuring out the proper funding, so you want to make sure it lasts. Fortunately, most pavement has a lifespan of over 20 years with very little maintenance after it's laid.
When developing a driveway paving plan, there are several factors that are taken into consideration. This includes the physical characteristics and condition of the current asphalt and expected usage (including types and weights of the vehicles that will use the driveway).
Asphalt has been the material of choice for much of the Interstate system in the country. Highway experts estimate there is nearly 47,000 miles of interstate roads throughout the U.S.
While having a customer trip on an uneven paved surface can create a legal headache, having a car sustain damage because of the condition of your parking lot can be worse. When you want to ensure your building’s paved areas aren’t creating a liability for your business, we’re always ready to help you correct the problem.
Stone aggregate can add instant curb appeal to your home. Exposed aggregate creates color and visual interest in concrete walkways, driveways, porches and patios. Or, use aggregate chip seal techniques to refurbish and revitalize asphalt walkways and drives.
Before seal coating is applied to your commercial parking lot, the surface is thoroughly cleaned of all dirt and debris and any cracks filled. Two coats of a commercial grade coal tar emulsion are then applied, filed by the sealer itself.
One benefit of asphalt paving for driveways is that its black color means that it draws and retains more of the sun’s heat. This is especially helpful in winter, as it means that the snow will be able to melt faster than it would on other surfaces.
Keeping drives to your docking bays is important so that products and supplies can keep moving. We will conduct a site survey prior to beginning a project to determine the best approach to keeping ingress and egress routes operational.
One of the best things you can do to preserve your golf course is enact rules to keep golf carts on the cart path, but these can be hard to enforce if the path is a mess. When you pave your cart path, it gives players a smooth surface so it's easy to stay on.
If your golf course has traditionally been one where players can expect to stay on foot for all 18 holes, you may find that it’s not as popular as golf courses that allow golf carts. When you’re considering purchasing golf carts for your club, it’s wise to add paved pathways for them.
Many sealants formulated for paved surfaces improve water resistance, but they don’t provide true waterproofing. Concrete sealants in particular are specifically designed to protect the slab from external moisture but allow internal moisture to evaporate.
If your asphalt parking lot has come to the end of its useful life, in many cases a pulverizing method will be recommended. Here, the existing pavement is essentially ground up and then used as additional base for the new pavement, thereby eliminating associated removal costs.
To enhance to look of public areas around municipal buildings, parks, and trails, stamped asphalt is a business smart option. This advancement in asphalt technology provides a strong and durable alternative to more expensive processes.
If you hit a ball and it lands on a paved cart path, you are allowed to place it in the nearest relief. This is not counted against your score. Although cart paths can affect your game, they are a convenient feature to get around the course quickly.
When heated, asphalt becomes moldable, which is how it's laid down for paving, but it can also be used to add decorations to a paved driveway, either through chip seal layers or through creating forms in the asphalt via stamping.