J. Perry Paving

  Driveways break down after quite a few years of use, but it doesn’t mean you can’t help extend their life-cycle. You can extend the life of your driveway effectively through sealcoating.  What is Sealcoating?  Asphalt is a mix of sand, stone, and the material asphalt that is used to pave driveways. Overall, it’s characterized by being flexible, cost effective, and smooth. However, asphalt is not perfect and it can deteriorate over time. This is from sun exposure, air exposure, rainstorms, winter storms, and even from your car driving over it. The first sign of this is the color changing from dark black to light gray, then small fractures begin to appear.  This is where sealcoating comes in. It is a thin liquid that is paved over the surface of the asphalt to protect it from all the damage that will occur over time. However, sealcoating does not fix issues such as cracks, or any other damage that has already formed on the pavement. To keep damage from occurring, you’ll need to

  Asphalt is often associated with roads and parking lots. These are the most common uses of asphalt,  but commercial asphalt paving can be used for many other purposes. Asphalt is great for many outdoor  projects. It can also be used to fulfill the purpose of  Residential Driveway Paving .  It all depends upon on you the kind of project do you want to be paved for? What is it? Maybe it's a  sports complex that has tennis and basketball courts. Talk to your  Commercial Paving Contractor   if you have multiple areas in your commercial space that require renovation.  Today in this short article, we'll learn about the five key benefits of Commercial    Asphalt Driveway Paving ,   which are as follow: It's a flexible solution There are lots of options available to make your commercial space come to life. Concrete is common  in commercial spaces, but asphalt is more versatile than concrete. Cracks can result from friction,  freezing water, and even leaf damage. It can breathe wi