Serving Colorado, New Mexico, & Wyoming
Serving Colorado, New Mexico, & Wyoming
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Our professional paving services aren’t limited to new asphalt paving projects- we do it all, from preventative maintenance to new structural asphalt construction. Partnering with individuals and businesses to develop a collaborative relationship, working within your budget, understanding your needs and being here to assist year around on all your Asphalt Paving and Chip Seal projects.
At Asphalt Paving and Chip Seal we develop customer relationships so we can better understand your specific paving needs. The goal is to build a relationship that lasts the test of time by providing professional paving services for years to come.
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Our professional paving services aren’t limited to new asphalt paving projects- we do it all, from preventative maintenance to new structural asphalt construction. Partnering with individuals and businesses to develop a collaborative relationship, working within your budget, understanding your needs and being here to assist year around on all your Asphalt Paving and Chip Seal projects.
At Asphalt Paving and Chip Seal we develop customer relationships so we can better understand your specific paving needs. The goal is to build a relationship that lasts the test of time by providing professional paving services for years to come.
Asphalt Paving and Chip Seal is not just about asphalt paving and asphalt maintenance services, we also have a dedicated focus on developing client relationships while never compromising or accepting shortcuts when it comes to the professional quality of our work.
Asphalt Paving and Chip Seal is not just about asphalt paving and asphalt maintenance services, we also have a dedicated focus on developing client relationships while never compromising or accepting shortcuts when it comes to the professional quality of our work.
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Sealcoating is a protective coating applied to asphalt pavements to shield them from the damaging effects of weather, traffic, and chemicals. The process involves the application of a coal tar or asphalt-based emulsion to the asphalt surface, which seals small cracks and prevents water penetration that can lead to further degradation. This not only extends the pavement's lifespan but also enhances its appearance, giving it a fresh, new look. Sealcoating is recommended every few years depending on the traffic and environmental conditions. It's a relatively inexpensive way to maintain asphalt surfaces, making it a popular choice for both commercial parking lots and residential driveways. By forming a barrier against moisture, ultraviolet rays, and chemicals, sealcoating effectively slows down the oxidation process of the asphalt and helps prevent the aggregate from loosening, thus maintaining the integrity and functionality of the pavement.
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Chip seal is a pavement surface treatment that combines one or more layers of asphalt with one or more layers of fine aggregate. Commonly used to extend the life of a pavement, chip seal enhances surface texture and provides good skid resistance. The process begins with the application of a hot liquid asphalt emulsion spread over the existing pavement. Immediately following this, an aggregate layer (usually small stones) is applied. The stones are then compacted into the binder to ensure proper adherence and coverage. After the aggregate has set, excess stones are swept away. This cost-effective method not only seals and protects the underlying pavement from moisture and other damaging elements but also restores the surface friction, improving safety and driving conditions. Chip seal is especially popular for maintaining low-traffic roads and rural highways due to its efficiency and relatively low cost compared to other resurfacing techniques.
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Asphalt patching and crack filling are crucial maintenance techniques for maintaining the integrity of pavement. Patching is used to repair potholes or severely damaged areas where the asphalt and possibly the underlying base are removed and replaced. This process involves cleaning and preparing the hole to ensure a solid base, followed by filling it with new asphalt and compacting it to create a smooth, seamless surface. Meanwhile, crack filling is aimed at addressing smaller cracks to prevent water and debris from entering and causing further damage. This process typically involves cleaning the cracks and filling them with a special sealant that adapates to weather changes and traffic wear, helping to prolong the pavement's lifespan. Together, these methods help maintain the pavement's functionality and appearance, while preventing more significant and costly repairs in the future.
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Asphalt paving is the process of constructing roadways, parking lots, and driveways using a durable mixture of aggregate stones and bitumen, a sticky, black, and highly viscous liquid. This method is preferred for its ability to provide a smooth, durable surface that withstands various weather conditions and heavy traffic. Asphalt is cost-effective and can be laid quickly, which minimizes disruption and allows for easy maintenance and repairs. The material's recyclability and energy-efficient production methods also make asphalt paving a more environmentally friendly choice in modern construction.
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Sealcoating is a protective treatment for asphalt pavements, designed to shield against the damaging effects of elements such as water, oils, and UV rays. It involves the application of a specialized coal tar or asphalt-based sealant that prevents oxidation and weathering, significantly extending the lifespan of the pavement. This cost-effective maintenance procedure not only enhances the appearance of asphalt surfaces, giving them a fresh, new look, but also fills surface damage and provides a smooth, uniform coating. Regular sealcoating, recommended every two to three years, helps prevent costly repairs and replacements, making it an essential practice for maintaining asphalt infrastructure.
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Chip seal is an economical pavement surface treatment that combines one or more layers of asphalt with one or more layers of fine aggregate. Commonly used on rural roads and residential driveways, this method provides a durable and rough surface that enhances traction and extends the life of the pavement by protecting the underlying road structure from moisture and wear. Chip seal is significantly less expensive than traditional asphalt paving and is quicker to apply, which minimizes road closure time. Additionally, it offers a variety of customization options through different types of aggregate, such as colored stone, to improve aesthetic appeal while providing a practical solution for road maintenance.
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Recycled asphalt, also known as reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP), is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly paving option that reuses old asphalt materials. This process involves milling up worn-out asphalt surfaces, which are then crushed, screened, and blended with new aggregates and asphalt binder to produce a high-quality paving material. Recycled asphalt offers the same durability and performance as new asphalt, making it suitable for various applications including driveways, roadways, and parking lots. Using RAP not only reduces the need for raw materials but also decreases landfill waste, making it a sustainable choice for modern paving needs.
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