Paving The Way To Success: Avoid These Common Paving Errors
Garden State Paving Blog
by Richard Piendak
1y ago
Key Takeaways: Properly preparing the base and subgrade is essential for a successful paving job.  Neglecting subgrade compaction leads to settling and cracking of the pavement later on. The temperature of the asphalt is essential. Too cold will not adhere properly, whereas too hot will become challenging to work with. Make sure to properly compact the asphalt after placement to ensure secure adherence and prevent settling or shifting. Be mindful of drainage and ensure water can flow towards the outlets. Avoid laying pavers in direct sunlight to prevent burns. Garden State Paving & ..read more
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Crack Filling: What It Is And Why It’s Important For You?
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by Richard Piendak
1y ago
Although asphalt is a long-lasting and cost-effective paving material, its longevity depends on various factors. If early signs of distress are ignored, the continued deterioration causes the asphalt surface to lose its original shine, and potholes and cracks become a common sight on the pavement. Fortunately, asphalt crack filling and sealing allow you to repair and preserve your parking lot or driveway. Although crack-filling is a standard repair procedure, not many homeowners are aware of its intricacies. It offers a high value to property owners at a relatively affordable cost. So, what is ..read more
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Sealcoating Aftercare Tips And Best Practices
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by Richard Piendak
1y ago
Asphalt sealcoating is a common way of protecting asphalt pavement from the sun, wind, rain, and other harsh elements. The sealant prevents moisture from penetrating into the asphalt, which can cause it to break down and become unusable over time. Thus, it’s vital to sealcoat your asphalt pavement so it can last a long time. But what happens after you sealcoat? After installing seal coating on your property’s asphalt surface, you will need to take care of it. What are the best practices and aftercare tips property owners should follow to keep their sealant in good shape? If you are looking for ..read more
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Asphalt Vs. Concrete For Bike Trail Paving: Which Is The Best?
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by Richard Piendak
1y ago
Bike paths are becoming increasingly popular for a good reason: they improve the standard of living and the value of local businesses, regardless of where they are located. Deciding whether to pave bike trails with concrete or asphalt is difficult. Both materials are superior and better suited to specific applications than others. When picking between concrete and asphalt, a few advantages and disadvantages exist.  In this blog post, Garden State Paving & Seal Coating will discuss the differences between asphalt and concrete paving and help you decide which option is correct. Pros: As ..read more
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Can You Use Pavers For A Basketball Court?
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by Richard Piendak
1y ago
Basketball is a popular sport people of all ages enjoy worldwide. Most people think of concrete when building a basketball court; several different materials can be used – including pavers. Pavers are excellent for laying down a basketball court’s foundation. They don’t just resist erosion, but they also provide a level surface for the court. Pavers are also more durable and environmentally responsible than concrete slabs. This blog post by Garden State Paving & Seal Coating, LLC will explore using pavers to create a basketball court, including material and design considerations. How to Ch ..read more
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Can A Seal Coat Be Used For Driveway Crack Filling?
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by Richard Piendak
1y ago
Many maintenance techniques and materials keep your driveway looking great. It can be challenging to decide which option is suitable for your pavement. In this blog post, Garden State Paving & Seal Coating, LLC will look at whether or not seal coats are suitable for driveway crack filling. Keep reading to learn more! Can You Use Sealcoating for Driveway Crack Filing? Not exactly! Seal coat can’t be used for proper driveway crack filling, although it can be used to fill tiny cracks. Sealcoating your driveway every few years protects it from the elements and keeps it looking nice. If yo ..read more
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Is Your Asphalt Pavement Blossoming…With Weeds? It’s Time To Take Action!
Garden State Paving Blog
by Richard Piendak
1y ago
Key Takeaways: Flowers can grow in unlikely places, even through cracks in asphalt pavement. When it happens, it’s time to take action. Different types of cracks can form in asphalt pavement, and each type requires a different repair method. It’s essential to regularly maintain your asphalt pavement to prevent cracks from forming in the first place. You can do this by cleaning your pavement regularly, sealcoating, filling cracks as soon as they appear, and repairing potholes immediately. In addition to the never-ending list of day-to-day repair and maintenance tasks, homeowners often face bi ..read more
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Catch These Red Flags Of Asphalt Paving Scams
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by Richard Piendak
1y ago
Many asphalt paving scammers are around, making it challenging to determine which companies are legitimate and which ones aren’t. To help you steer clear of an asphalt paving scam, we have compiled a list of signs that indicate when someone is running one. Remember that not all these signs will show up on every job site. Reliable contractors like Garden State Paving & Sealcoating, LLC will never show any of the signs mentioned in this blog. 1) The Cheapest Price If an asphalt paving company offers to pave your driveway for way under market price, they either aren’t adequately equipped ..read more
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Dos & Don’ts To Ensure The Longevity Of Your Asphalt Pavement
Garden State Paving Blog
by Richard Piendak
1y ago
Key Takeaways: If you let the dirt and grime build up on the pavement’s surface, it will start eroding the asphalt. To avoid this, regularly sweep or hose down your asphalt pavement. Sealcoating is a process that helps protect the asphalt from weathering, UV rays, and other elements that can damage it. Snow and ice can damage asphalt pavement, so it is essential to get rid of them at the earliest during winter. Cracks allow water to seep into the asphalt, freeze and expand, causing the cracks to grow. A professional asphalt maintenance contractor will be able to advise you on the measures to ..read more
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