Asphalt Driveway Repair and Replacement: Why we are the best for that?

Resurfacing: Resurfacing is one method that will help improve the look of your asphalt driveway or parking lot without requiring much spending out of your budget. If you are contemplating resurfacing or replacing your asphalt surface, note that resurfacing is also great for your pavement and can save you some money. This process is an urgent money-saving approach to use when the asphalt shows signs of deterioration. However, there are other things to do, including removing or patching a section and filling holes before you proceed to resurface the entire patch.

When Should We Resurface Our Asphalt?

Resurfacing your pavement depends on the method of repair, and if there are holes and cracks in your driveway, they will surface upon resurfacing if not fixed properly. Signs to say whether you need resurfacing are below:

·        If your paved surface requiring repair is not up to 25-30%

·        Your pavement is below 20 years of age

·        The base of the pavement is sound structural

·        If your paved surface does not have cracks that are above a quarter-inch wide.

·        If your paved surface does not have cracks that are a few inches deep.

 

Replacement: Replacement is the complete breakdown and hauling away of the old asphalt pavement before laying down fresh asphalt. This method involves leveling and compacting the asphalt subgrade, ensuring it is still solid, preventing any sinking or settling. After that, a new layer of asphalt would be paved down, making for a new brand pavement. The new asphalt pavement would last for many years if it is given proper care and maintenance. Asphalt resurfacing is often a viable option for your pavement, but replacement is required mostly in serious situations. Although it is more costly, it is also twice the life of your driveway or parking lot. It allows you to “start fresh” with a surface free of any surface-level faults or fundamental deficiencies.

When Should We Replace Our Asphalt?

There are indications to tell if your parking lots or asphalt driveway need replacement. Replacing your pavement may be the better alternative if you observe the below symptoms on it:

·        The paved surface needing repairs is above 25 to 30%

·        Your pavement surface is above 20 years old.

·        Your pavement developed cracks that are a few inches deep

·        Unstable foundation.

·        Your pavement developed cracks that are more than a quarter-inch wide.

     If you are looking for a suitable asphalt company then we, the Asphalt Driveway must be your first choice. We will give you the best solution by looking at the condition of your old driveway. You can contact us via the phone number or form below. Our team will contact you. We would also like to show you a sample of any of our previous projects.


Website: https://www.asphaltdrivewaysandpatching.com/

Cell: (208) 989-2734 

Office: (208) 467-5368

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