The term “porous” refers to holes in the asphalt material that provides a way of managing storm water or drainage challenges.  Porous material is most often used for parking lots to allow water to drain through the surface and be infiltrated into the soil below the pavement. Not only a low-maintenance option for homes and businesses with drainage problems; porous has also been an ideal option for municipal projects that face recent storm water regulations. Common uses include sidewalks, driveways, fire lanes, road shoulders and roadways.

America, of course, is a nation of car-owners and car-drivers. Our roads are the arteries that keep the heart of our great state pumping... and just as your arteries are vital to your own body's health, keeping our roads smooth is vital to your car's health.

Choosing a paving option for your project is critical to its success. Bad paving choices can lead to poor drainage and expensive repairs. Porous asphalt can be the ideal paving solution for many commercial applications.

The appearance of your roadway, parking lot or driveway creates an important first impression about your business or residence. Creating an inviting atmosphere with curb appeal will add value to your investment. As one of the largest asphalt companies in Wisconsin, Wolf Paving can offer advantages for our commercial, municipal and residential customers that other asphalt contractors cannot match. With decades of experience in our community producing our own asphalt products while providing superior service, these are just a few considerations we recommend when choosing an asphalt paver that stands out from the rest…

On a race track, a smooth ride is of utmost importance, as bumps affect the safety and drive of a race car. The Slinger Super Speedway noticed their race track needed maintenance as bumps were beginning to appear, and contacted Wolf Paving for help.