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How to Plan a Phased Parking Lot Rehabilitation 

Let’s face it, asphalt isn’t at the top of most business owners’ minds. But like it or not, a parking lot contributes to your curb appeal and overall customer experience. Many business owners put off parking lot repaving or repairs because they don’t want to inconvenience their customers or tenants with a closed parking lot. […]

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How Knowing Your Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Can Save You Money

PCI, or Pavement Condition Index, is the universal system for measuring the health of pavement in the United States. There are several methods for assessing the PCI of a road, parking lot, or driveway, with some using innovative technology and others relying on boots on the ground.  The PCI of your pavement is a vital […]

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Asphalt vs. Concrete: Which is Best for Residential Parking Lots?

The material for a residential parking lot is a significant capital expenditure. For apartment complexes and multi-family developments, the decision between asphalt and concrete involves balancing current budget constraints against long-term maintenance. Both materials provide a solid foundation but perform differently in Colorado’s climate. Below, we outline how asphalt and concrete compare across the three […]

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Asphalt Maintenance: Budgeting for Multiple Properties

Owning one property is already stressful enough because things are fine until they’re suddenly not. You find one issue, which escalates to three issues, which escalates to too many to count.  Investing in additional properties means more pressure, more time, and more expenses. Multiple problems may spring up among four different properties, leaving you thinking: […]

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Preventing Water Damage: Grading and Drainage Design for Commercial Parking Lots

Some business owners don’t give much thought to their parking lot. They may hire the lowest bidder to throw down some concrete and call it good. But in a few months, they’ll be regretting that decision. There’s a science to a properly functioning parking lot, and grading and drainage play important roles in the longevity, […]

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The Impact of Fuel Spills and Chemicals on Commercial Asphalt

When you invest in commercial asphalt paving for your Colorado business, you expect it to last for years. However, fuel spills and chemical exposure can dramatically shorten your pavement's lifespan. Understanding how these substances affect your asphalt and what you can do to protect it is crucial for maintaining your property's value and safety. The […]

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Ideal Asphalt Mixes for Residential Paving: Factors to Know

It comes as a surprise to many homeowners that not all asphalt is created equal. Some do better in harsh weather conditions, while others are best for heavy traffic. After all, the same asphalt used on roads isn’t the same for a driveway, sidewalk, or freeway. When starting on an asphalt paving project, it’s not […]

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Quality Control in Parking Lot Paving: Density Testing and Mix Design Verification

For commercial property owners, a parking lot is more than just a necessary space for employees and customers; it’s a crucial asset that impacts safety and appearance, and it can add high maintenance costs when quality-control measures are underestimated.  The correct type of grading and installation techniques are essential, but long-term commercial asphalt paving performance […]

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Industrial-Strength Asphalt

Heavy trucks put a serious strain on asphalt. If yours isn’t built tough and to the correct grade, it will crack, break, and need constant repairs. At Asphalt Doctors, we know what it takes to build pavement that lasts under the toughest conditions. Here’s what you need to know.  Why Heavy Truck Traffic Demands Special […]

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How Asphalt Crack Sealing Extends the Life of Your Pavement

If you’ve ever seen a jagged line across your driveway or parking lot, you’ve witnessed the early signs of pavement wear. While they might seem harmless at first, untreated cracks can grow fast, especially in Colorado’s unpredictable climate. Fortunately, crack sealing is a cost-effective, preventative measure that can add years to the life of your […]

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