Slippage cracks aren’t always obviously cracks, as during the early stages of development they simply look like a disfigurement on the asphalt surface that resembles a stretch mark. These cracks are typically crescent-shaped and there will often be multiple cracks or deformities in a concentric arrangement. The result is uneven paving and the eventual development of more severe asphalt issues due to moisture incursion through the slippage cracks.
1. Missing Prime Coat …
Asphalt paving is a common method of paving roads, parking lots, and other surfaces, and it is important to understand the structure of the pavement to ensure it lasts for a long time. The asphalt pavement is composed of several layers, each with its own specific purpose and function.
Base Layer
The base layer of asphalt pavement is the foundation that supports the other layers. It is typically made up of crushed rock, gravel, or recycled asphalt, and its main purpose is to provide a stable and level surface for the other layers.…
Do you want to make your new asphalt driveway look great and last longer? If so, it’s time to consider how to edge it. Why does asphalt need edging? And what can you use to edge it no matter what your landscape goals are? Here are some answers to your questions.
Why Edge Your Asphalt?
When laying down your driveway, the asphalt will come to a tapered edge on all unframed sides.…
