Did you know all of the wonderful blogs, articles, eBooks and even children’s books that talk about asphalt? We are thrilled to share our love of asphalt pavement with you!

Wolf Paving is proud to support and celebrate Read Across America Day, on March 2^nd, 2015. Established by the National Education Association, Read Across America Day is celebrated each year as an opportunity to engage readers of all ages and to encourage them to build a lifelong love of reading. Set each year on Dr. Seuss’ birthday, Read Across America Day promotes local reading events and encourages libraries and schools to get excited about reading.

In the winter months, it seems like the same thing each week: freeze, thaw and repeat. As the temperature fluctuates outside, have you ever wondered what that means for your asphalt pavement? Many external forces, including the weather, can affect asphalt; here are a few things to consider.

A wintery mix of precipitation is falling and you are trying to stay ahead of the ice and slippery roadways. To salt or not to salt? That is quite a question. While salt can be a beneficial deicing agent, you should consider the type of surface you have and the local environment before you stock up.

With 70 years of experience in asphalt manufacturing and paving, we have heard it all when it comes to asphalt. We thought we would share some of the most common and relevant questions we’ve heard from residential, commercial and municipality customers over the years.

True or false? In colder climates, asphalt outperforms concrete.

On the surface, you might think the only connection between porous asphalt and a cheesehead are holes. But here at Wolf Paving, we're proud to bridge that gap further just in time to cheer on the Green and Gold! So, what similarties are their between porous asphalt and the Pack?