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. 

Spring and summer in Wisconsin the most popular time to buy or sell a home. When you are getting your home ready to list, one of the first things you need to consider is the curb appeal. If your home appeals to buyers from the minute they turn down your street, you will be ready for a quick (and profitable) sale. 

There is no better way to set your home apart from the competition than with curb appeal and a fresh, inviting asphalt driveway. More often than not, choosing whether to invest repair dollars into the home you are selling comes down to dollars and sense; what fits within your budget and makes sense from a seller’s perspective.

You can see the alligator cracking, the potholes and the heaving, you know you need a new driveway, but where do you start? With so many options and so many ‘qualified’ contractors, it can be difficult to understand what to look for in an initial consultation and what should be included in an driveway installation quote.

Deciding on a surface for your new driveway can be difficult because there are many variables to consider. Options such as asphalt, concrete and interlocking pavers are available – all with very different aesthetic and performance qualities. For a new driveway installation you should consider the proper time to install the driveway, the durability of the surface material and the proper method of installation.