We know asphalt to be an alternative to concrete as well as a material that is used in road construction repairs. Much like concrete, asphalt also has a life span that runs its own course which begs the question: What do you do with old asphalt, and what exactly is asphalt milling? What Is Asphalt
When it comes to discussing pavement there are several terms that may be confusing as to which one refers to which type of pavement. A more common confusion of terms is the difference between asphalt and blacktop. In the United States, those terms are highly interchangeable. It is easy to see where confusion arises. The
The first thought that often comes to mind when we think “asphalt” is that black material used to pave roads, driveways, and workspaces. Asphalt experts have a surprising amount of knowledge about the creation and use of asphalt. Join us this week as we review the basics of asphalt. Asphalt vs. Concrete Materials First, we will
Ramps seem like just another mundane part of the paved portions of our environments. However, a ramp is extremely important to people with limited mobility, physical disabilities, and injuries. Read on to learn all about ramps and their important place in paving. The Ramp, A Paving Necessity Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act almost
Last week, we began examining the journey of asphalt to America, beginning with its ancient roots and ending with its arrival in the United States. This week, we explore the timeline of how the asphalt expanded in importance until it became essential to modern America. Read on to learn the timeline of asphalt’s path through
When it comes to residential paving materials, asphalt and concrete are undoubtedly the forerunners of the race. Both materials have the reputation of being long-lasting and the most reasonable budget wise. Asphalt and concrete have many similarities, but key distinguishing details that separate them from one another. Read on to compare and contrast asphalt and
