Asphalt Resurfacing
- Restores surface quality: Asphalt resurfacing creates a smooth, even surface that improves driving comfort and enhances property appeal.
- Extends pavement lifespan: Adding a new asphalt layer strengthens the structure, helping your pavement last 10–15 years longer.
- Cost-effective alternative: Resurfacing is a more affordable solution than full replacement, addressing damage while saving resources.
- Improves safety: A resurfaced pavement reduces hazards such as cracks, potholes, and uneven surfaces that can cause accidents.
- Boosts property value: Well-maintained surfaces create a clean and professional appearance that increases curb appeal for both residential and commercial properties.
- Prevents further damage: Resurfacing seals existing issues and prevents water from penetrating, protecting the pavement base from erosion.
- Eco-friendly option: Resurfacing often recycles existing asphalt, reducing waste and supporting sustainable construction practices.
FAQ for Asphalt Resurfacing
What is asphalt resurfacing?
It is the process of applying a new layer of asphalt over existing pavement to restore functionality and appearance.
Why choose resurfacing instead of replacement?
Resurfacing is less costly and faster while still adding years of durability to the pavement when the base is intact.
What benefits does asphalt resurfacing provide?
Benefits include improved safety, extended lifespan, reduced maintenance costs, and enhanced curb appeal.
What happens if resurfacing is delayed?
Delaying resurfacing can lead to deeper cracks, potholes, water damage, and eventually the need for full pavement replacement.
How is the asphalt resurfacing process completed?
The process usually involves cleaning, milling, repairing damaged areas, laying new asphalt, and compacting for a smooth, durable finish.
