Our team at Wolf Paving was invited back in the Mr. Fix-It studios to answer listeners' questions related to asphalt repair, repaving and driveway construction. This program gives weekly advice on home improvements, repairs and do-it-yourself projects.
This episode covered several topics, with a large focus on driveways and parking lots in the last half hour.
The following guest blog is written by Kris Lindahl, a Twin Cities real estate expert and founder of The Kris Lindahl Team.
When you are planning a significant paving project for a commercial space, you should research several paving companies to decide which one will provide you with the best work and service. Ask these five questions to get a sense for the company’s ability to handle your project, and ensure a solid result.
The majority of commercial and residential driveways are finished with either asphalt or concrete. Both are cost-effective, but asphalt comes with more benefits. If you're paving a new driveway or refinishing an existing one you're probably wondering about the relative benefits of asphalt over concrete.
Frequent reports of distracted driving incidents and injuries occurring in work zones have become an increasing concern among Wisconsin residents.
Safety awareness is especially critical in the summer months with the increase in roadway construction and workers positioned along various high-traffic sites.
Even though asphalt is one of the oldest surfacing technologies in the world, with a history that stretches back to our earliest times, advances in asphalt paving continue to march on. We keep finding new ways to make asphalt quicker and easier to lay as well as finding new ways to make it safer for people and the environment.
