How Does Asphalt Become Damaged?
Asphalt is constantly being bombarded with UV rays, water, heat in the summer as well as expanding and contracting ice during the winter. Over time, the combination of water, oxidation, heat, and the freeze/thaw cycle causes the asphalt surface to dry out, become brittle, and eventually break down.
Tiny cracks begin to form on the surface of the asphalt which allows the aggregate to loosen, and then lets water enter below the surface leading to increased cracks and damage. Vehicles that park in your parking lot can leave behind oil leaks. Motor oil leaks from cars can often accelerate asphalt deterioration along with heavy vehicle loads. When your parking lot is showing signs of wear or damage including potholes, cracked pavement, or unsealed surfaces, let us help.
Asphalt maintenance is key for preserving your parking lot, but also helps to ensure safety, aesthetic appeal, and efficient traffic flow. Keeping up with paving repairs and upkeep can provide many benefits for you, your employees, and your customers. Regular maintenance and care can also double the lifespan of your lot.
If you require parking lot repair services, rely on the asphalt paving contractors at Custom Construction Paving to get the job done right. Give us a call today for more information. We proudly offer services to Polk County, Lake County, Sumter County, Orange County, Seminole County and the surrounding areas.
