The Robin Hood of Asphalt
October 1, 2013
Everyone knows the story of Robin Hood. In case you’ve forgotten, his modus operandi was stealing from the rich and giving to the poor. In
For expert help constructing and keeping your parking lot in prime condition, contact Dykes Paving and Construction.
Everyone knows the story of Robin Hood. In case you’ve forgotten, his modus operandi was stealing from the rich and giving to the poor. In
The point of layering your driveway with asphalt sealers is to protect the surface area from wear and tear as the UV rays from the
Asphalt (also known as bitumen in some countries) is easily identified due to its black and sticky texture. Before it is extracted from crude petroleum
The bitter cold temperatures of winter can definitely do a number on an asphalt parking lot. Cracks spread easier, painted lines fade, and the overall
The US recycles well over a quarter of what can be considered “solid waste” products, and it may be surprising to some people that asphalt
Asphalt has been used as a building material for thousands of years, and for good reason – It’s one of the most durable building components
Eco-Friendliness is everywhere these days, and for good reason. It’s no wonder we’ve even developed “recycled asphalt,” as roads and parking lots are some of
The following article first appeared on Roads & Bridges, and it discusses all of the benefits of recycled asphalt systems, citing a case study of
How Does Your Asphalt Driveway Start Cracking? After being exposed to sunlight for a long period of time, your asphalt driveway begins losing its fexibility.
Long before there were economic incentives and mandates for more eco-friendly building practices, Jim Dykes of Dykes Paving was developing products and processes that provided
