Parking Lot Paving and Repair: When Is Resurfacing Enough?
A worn parking lot does not always need complete reconstruction. In some cases, localized repairs followed by asphalt resurfacing can renew the pavement and provide a more uniform driving surface. In other situations, widespread cracking, settlement, potholes or base failure indicate that removing and rebuilding larger sections—or the entire lot—may be more appropriate. The correct […]
A successful asphalt driveway project starts below the finished blacktop surface.
Whether you are replacing an older driveway, repairing failed pavement, widening an existing parking area or considering resurfacing, the condition of the supporting base and the way water moves across the property can have a major effect on the finished result. Delaney Construction Paving provides driveway paving, asphalt repair and resurfacing for selected residential, commercial […]
When Should You Repair a Pothole Instead of Repaving the Driveway?
A pothole does not automatically mean your entire asphalt driveway needs to be replaced. When damage is limited to one or two areas and the surrounding pavement remains stable, a localized asphalt repair may be enough to restore the failed section. But when potholes keep returning, appear in several locations or occur alongside widespread cracking […]
Asphalt Driveway Resurfacing vs. Replacement: How to Know Which You Need
A cracked, faded or uneven asphalt driveway does not always need to be completely removed and rebuilt. In some cases, driveway resurfacing can restore the pavement by installing a new asphalt layer over a properly prepared existing surface. In other situations, deterioration underneath the asphalt makes complete driveway replacement the more appropriate approach. Knowing the […]