Being prepared isn’t just for boy scouts, and you don’t need a merit badge in asphalt protection to know that preventative maintenance practically pays for itself. While asphalt maintenance is typically done in the spring, it can also be done in early to mid-fall if the weather allows for it. As long as the weather is warm and dry enough, you still have time to get in some last minute work before winter sets in.
Asphalt pavement is a highly durable paving solution for driveways, parking lots and roadways, but it does have its kryptonite. In fact, I’d argue that there are five main enemies of asphalt paving. But don’t fret, for every asphalt enemy there is a Wolf Paving solution that will come to the rescue!
Having a new asphalt pavement installed is an investment most people make only a few times in their life, so proper pavement care immediately after installment is not common knowledge.
If you just had your parking lot or driveway paved, you may be wondering what the next steps are post-paving and how to maintain the newly paved surface. Follow these do's and don'ts to ensure the longevity of your quality asphalt pavement!
When people ask us “What makes Wolf Paving different?” the first thing that comes to mind is that we own our own asphalt production plants. Unlike most paving contractors, we have direct control over all our materials, including mines as well as our asphalt production facilities in Oconomowoc and Sun Prairie.
This allows us to offer better products, better services, and ultimately a better value to all our clients, large and small. Having our own asphalt production plants brings plenty of benefits to us, and to you!
Jacob Mrugacz, President of Wolf Paving, and Matt Horness, an Estimator and Salesman at Wolf Paving, spent another Saturday with Tom Feiza on The Fix-It Show on WTMJ.
