Asphalt that is used for roads or parking lots can be recycled, which is a benefit of using the material around your business or home. The Federal Highway Administration reported that 81% of asphalt that was removed from road projects is recycled asphalt.  ..read more

Residential driveways are commonly made from concrete and asphalt. Many homeowners want to know about the maintenance and installation cost of each material before proceeding with the exterior building of their home. Asphalt driveways are a more cost-effective option, but are they the best choice for your home?  Precision Asphalt Maintenance wants to share knowledge ..read more

Working with asphalt is common in construction, but there are multiple dangers that can come from working with the material daily or being exposed to it constantly. Asphalt needs to be heated to a high temperature in order to be poured. This creates gas or fumes that are then admitted into the air. Coming in contact with the hot material can also lead to 2nd or 3rd-degree burns. The dangers of asphalt are important to know so that you can keep yourself and others around the job site, safe ..read more

Have you ever wondered why pavers use asphalt for roads? In the United States, almost all roads are paved with asphalt. The black and sticky substance is commonplace in many areas and is easily recognizable because over 90% of roads are paved with asphalt. It is paved onto predetermined areas to help create a smooth driving experience for all ..read more

Can you fix potholes in the winter? Or is your best bet to put a caution sign in them so that drivers and pedestrians know to avoid them until you can repair them come spring and summer?  The answer to this question is tricky. Here’s what you need to know about if you can fix potholes in the winter ..read more

Asphalt is an incredibly durable material, so it’s no wonder why it’s used for paving roads, parking lots, driveways, and more. You may have heard some debate about the pros and cons and asphalt sealing and wonder whether or not you truly need to seal your asphalt. You may wonder whether asphalt sealing is just one of those add-on services that can certainly help to spruce up your asphalt, but ultimately, isn’t necessary.  ..read more

Winter isn’t just coming, it’s here, and with it, so is snow and ice that can damage your asphalt. It’s important to be aware of the various ways in which snow affects asphalt so that you can prepare yourself for what you need to do in order to keep your asphalt in good condition ..read more

As you may expect, asphalt needs routine maintenance in order to last as long as possible. If you don’t maintain your asphalt, you’ll see asphalt deterioration occur much faster than it would otherwise. Here’s a little overview of the timeline of asphalt deterioration, as well as some of the causes of asphalt deterioration. Not obtaining maintenance only exacerbates the process ..read more

Fall leaves are stunning with their reds and golds and oranges. Autumn is the ideal time of year to take a stroll outside and bask in nature’s beauty. More people head up the canyons in order to see the leaves in the mountains in their full glory. Beautiful as fall leaves are, though, you want to ensure that you keep them off of your asphalt. Fallen leaves can impact your asphalt in a number of negative ways.  ..read more

Here is what you need to know about how long line striping lasts, what can cause it to fade faster, and whether or not there is anything you can do to help it last longer. Let’s dive into it ..read more