Full-depth reclamation is an asphalt pavement recycling process in which failed pavement and base materials from an existing roadway/parking lot are pulverized, mixed with cement (or lime) and water, and compacted to create an improved stabilized base for a new paved surface.

There are many benefits of this relatively new process. It saves money and resources by using existing materials instead of hauling new aggregate in and old material out for disposal. Truck traffic is greatly reduced and there is very little to no waste.

There are lots of ways to get new prospects to visit your company website. You can optimize your website for the search engines, pay for online advertisements, put your web address on company vehicles, send out postcards, emails, yards signs and more. But one of the most effective ways is to get listed in the many online business directories on the web.

Wheel It Off is an Apple app for Online Measuring & Site Mark Up that works on any iPhone or iPad. Set up and training takes a few minutes, then measure anything on the outside of a property. The images are high quality and the features are endless. Implementation in under 15 minutes.

Sealcoatings, both refined tar (RTS) and asphalt emulsion (AE) based, are supplied as concentrates (undiluted). Prior to application, sealcoatings must be mixed with water, silica sand and additives (as recommended) for proper application consistency according to the manufacturer’s recommendation. Mix designs are simply the proportions in which the ingredients are mixed in the sealer for the desired performance properties. The sealcoating contractor must read and understand the product literature, Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and Detailed Application Specifications, prior to the sealer application. Let us review the relevance and qualifications of various ingredients in the sealcoating mix design.

Tennis court construction is a costly undertaking, and resurfacing is a necessary step in prolonging your investment. The good news is that a court should only need to be resurfaced every five to seven years, at an average cost range of $.60 to $.85 per square foot. Acrylic tennis court surfaces are very durable and hold up extremely well in all environments, from cold and snowy climates to blistering hot temperatures and humid conditions. If kept clean and free from debris and long-standing water, they can be expected to perform five to seven years between resurfacing cycles.