Productive Asphalt

www.productiveasphaltllc.com

Productive Asphalt LLC Provides Both Commercial and Residential Paving Services in the Serving Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex & Somerset Counties in NJ and Bucks County, PA Area.

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Productive Asphalt

US Postal Code:08551

Address: 472 Route 31, Ringoes
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Mon-Sun: 24 hours

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US Postal Code:19530

Address: 79 daniel rd, kutztown
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US Postal Code:08889

Address: 531 Us Highway 22 E # 103, Whitehouse Station
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While regular sealing of your driveway will go a long way to protecting your investment, too much sealant can actually damage the surface. Speak to us about the best sealant schedule to meet your needs.
Tar and chip driveways are somewhere between asphalt paving and simple gravel. A layer of hot tar is laid on the ground with crushed stone chips rolled into the tar. A driveway made of tar and chip paving typically lasts around eight years and is worry-free and low maintenance.
It’s important to remember that people unfamiliar with golfing etiquette won’t always know where they’re allowed to operate golf carts in grassy areas. Providing paved paths for carts can provide guidance on where to drive for people new to your course.
The story of asphalt begins thousands of years before the founding of the United States. Asphalt occurs naturally in both asphalt lakes and in rock asphalt, a mixture of sand, limestone, and asphalt.
One of the "fathers" of modern pavements was Thomas Telford, a Scottish building mason. His engineering techniques and designs for road construction eventually became the norm and form the basis for modern roads today.
Bluestone is a general term that refers to a type of sandstone that is hard, dense and very finely grained. A medium-dark shade of blue-gray, the stone is often split into slabs and used as paving material for patios, walkways and flagstone paths.