The Difference Between Cement and Concrete
Although the terms cement and concrete are often used interchangeably, there is actually a distinct difference between the two products. It’s no surprise that people mix up these two sedimentary…
Common Asphalt Mistakes to Avoid
Asphalt is one of the most useful and popular materials when it comes to paving. In the United States alone, over 300 metric tons of asphalt are used each year.…
Tips Before Installing Road Signs
Properly installing road signs at your commercial property is crucial to directing traffic and preventing accidents. There are several factors to take into consideration before installing road signs, like federal…
A History Lesson On Concrete
Have you ever wondered where concrete comes from? Concrete has been used in countless different ways all over the world, for centuries. The first instance of concrete-like materials being used…
Top 5 Myths About Concrete
There are many myths and misconceptions about concrete construction. Many people have heard these myths and have adopted them as truth, while in reality, there’s no basis of truth to…
Protecting Your Dogs From Hot Asphalt
Here in the mid-Atlantic, there’s no question that summer can get pretty hot. Asphalt absorbs this heat, making the ground nearly impossible to walk on when temperatures are in the…
How Waterproofing Can Benefit Your Business
Did you know that waterproofing is one of the most important steps for maintaining the stability of your property? Water damage can become costly quickly if you don’t make the…
How Asphalt Grading Can Help Your Business
Every new project and creation needs a starting point, in other words, a foundation. Building a firm foundation makes for a much more efficient process down the road. Drawing the…
Important Things to Ask Your Paving Professional
Starting a paving project is not a subtle investment. In order for a pavement job to be completed to its fullest potential, it requires technical work from a professional. I…
Top Ways to Keep Pavement Cool
Did you know that dark pavements absorb 80%-95% of sunlight? If you have ever walked outside on the asphalt barefoot in the middle of the summertime this probably isn’t too…