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One question we often hear at Wolf Paving has to do with driveway replacement:
“Should I lay new asphalt over an old concrete driveway?”
Your asphalt is going to see a lot of use; and regular maintenance will help it last longer, make your property safer and worth more. Regularly inspecting your asphalt and identifying and repairing cracks, divots, and rutting can greatly extend your pavement's useful life. When asphalt driveways, roads, parking lots and trails are properly maintained, they have a useful life between 15 and 20 years. When they are not properly maintained, the surface will start to deteriorate within 3 to 5 years visibly.
Summer means more than just fun in the sun. It's a time for landscaping and gardening, which means laying down mulch. Now, what does this have to do with asphalt and paving?
It’s never too late to learn something new, and when it comes to asphalt pavement installation, there are many things that homeowners, commercial property owners, and municipality employees may not be aware of.
