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Protect your Property through the Plowing Season

Posted by J. Mrugacz on Dec 18, 2012

We talk a lot about the benefits of winter snow plowing and snow removal service.  However, sometimes plowing and snow removal can be hard on a property.  For example, landscaping features can take a real beating, and existing potholes might increase in size from the heavy plowing trucks.  Here are some winter preparation tips to help you make it through the snow removal season without damage.

What You Get From Hiring Professional Snow Plow Services

Posted by J. Mrugacz on Dec 13, 2012

Have you ever considered hiring a professional snow removal and snow plowing company?  We think it’s a good idea for everyone involved. Here are a few of the reasons why.

Reason #1: Peace of Mind

Dealing with snow and ice can be risky. Potential injuries can come from slips or falls and exertion. If you hire a professional snow removal company, you’re moving much of the liability risk to them. They should be insured for general liability, auto liability, and worker’s compensation. If anything should happen to vehicles or workers during professional snow removal, you’ll have the peace of mind that coverage is in place.

Integrating Landscaping with Residential Asphalt Design and Paving [Case Study]

Posted by J. Mrugacz on Dec 3, 2012
Dirk Debbink and his wife take pride in how their home looks. This is evident by the asphalt paving and landscaping project that was recently completed. The house was bought in December of 2010, and went through a really extensive remodeling of the house. The last part of this project was the landscaping and driveway.

How Asphalt Pavement Helps You in Winter

Posted by J. Mrugacz on Nov 8, 2012

Oh, the joys of winter. The ice, the snow! The de-icing, the plowing!  And (worse yet) the after-effects of cracks and potholes!

How to Use Asphalt Pavement to Lower Carbon Footprints

Posted by J. Mrugacz on Oct 29, 2012

There are many ways to measure the eco-friendliness of various materials and processes.  For example, the amount of recycled and reused material employed might be one gauge.  Another commonly considered factor is the amount of greenhouse gas emissions caused by the material or processes.