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How Potholes Destroy Vehicles

Doug Enright | March 9, 2018

Many modern roads are constructed from versatile asphalt. Asphalt is easy to pour, quick to set and is 100 percent recyclable making this one petroleum product that’s environmentally friendly. There are many useful aspects to asphalt, but it isn’t perfect. One of the most common asphalt issues experienced nationwide is the dreaded pothole. Potholes are […]

How to Replace Grass with Concrete

Doug Enright | July 18, 2017

The appeal of grass makes sense. It’s soft on the feet, looks pretty, and provides a place for children and pets to play. The grass isn’t very practical. You can’t store anything on top of the grass, you can’t park vehicles on it, and you can’t use it when you need a hard or level […]

What to Do If Your Feet Are Stuck in Cement

Doug Enright | July 4, 2017

Living life would be dull if we didn’t mess up now and then. Humans may be the smartest monkeys, and we may have all the grace of a ballerina in certain circumstances, but we may have the grace of a Neanderthal in others. We all spill our drinks, knocking over cans of paint, and exhibit […]

Scientists Experimenting with Self-Healing Asphalt

Doug Enright | June 20, 2017

It’s still popular today, but asphalt has been used for centuries. Asphalt, also known as bitumen, is a naturally occurring substance, it just gets doctored up and enhanced before it ends up on your parking lots or highways. It seems strange that there are advances in asphalt every day, but just because a building material […]

Kentucky Makes Grants Available for Counties to Use Recycled Tires and Asphalt

Doug Enright | June 6, 2017

Asphalt is one heck of material. Its versatility, practicality, and ease-of-use have had asphalt in use by people for centuries, and that same asphalt that past generations used is still in use today. How? Because not only does asphalt hold the preceding qualities, it is also extreme recyclable. Recycling asphalt is so important that Kentucky […]

Do You Need to Put Down Salt When It Snows?

Doug Enright | May 23, 2017

If you live in the colder climates of the US, chances are you get two feelings when it’s about to snow. The first feeling is excitement, who doesn’t like freshly fallen snow?! But the second feeling that quickly follows that is one of dread, when that snow falls, you have to shovel it, and prep […]

5 Tips for Shoveling Snow

Doug Enright | April 26, 2017

There aren’t too many things more beautiful than white, fluffy, fallen snow. While the moment's snow is falling are considered almost magical by some, the aftermath of a good storm is anything but magical. That snow must be shoveled, and you’re the one that must do it. Thousands of Americans shovel their cars, driveways, and […]

3 Facts to Know About Snow Removal

Doug Enright | April 12, 2017

It’s easy for people in the south to look at us in the colder climates and remark how beautiful and great snow is, they don’t have to shovel the driveway. When winter rolls around those in colder climates are no doubt excited to ski and make snow angels, but they also must salt the sidewalks, […]

Here's What Drivers Need to Know About Asphalt Paving

Doug Enright | March 22, 2017

Of all the popular building materials across the country, none cover our roads, sidewalks, and driveways more than asphalt. It’s easy to see why, asphalt is versatile, affordable, durable, and easy to repair. Asphalt doesn’t last forever. At some point in your asphalt driveway’s life, you will need to have your asphalt torn up and […]

How Long Does It Take Asphalt to Set?

Doug Enright | March 8, 2017

When it comes to laying roads, parking lots, and driveways, one material is king, asphalt. Asphalt has been used for hundreds of years and there’s no sign that this versatile and available material is going away anytime soon. Asphalt’s features and quality make it a popular choice for a wide variety of paving projects, and […]

What You Need to Know About Paving in Cold Weather

Doug Enright | February 15, 2017

If you’re driving down the road and hit a pothole, you’ll usually curse and pray that no damage has come to your car. Year after year, you might get frustrated as your city ignores potholes and cracks that could potentially be dangerous to drive on and cause damage to your vehicle. You may wonder why […]

Does Your Street Need Concrete Barriers?

Doug Enright | February 8, 2017

Above all else you want your community to be safe. You want those who live in your community to fill safe in their homes, safe while at local shops and restaurants, and safe while they’re on the road. There are plenty of different things you can do to keep drivers in your local area safe, […]

The Factors Behind Asphalt Driveway Cost

Doug Enright | January 5, 2017

Asphalt driveways are becoming a popular way to save money, have a unique look and quickly repair damage over time.

Concrete Driveway Design: 3 of the Coolest Driveways

Doug Enright | November 3, 2016

Concrete can be used in a variety of ways at home to enhance the look and feel of its exterior. If you're looking for a unique way to make your home stand out in the neighborhood, concrete driveways can be the way to go.

Can You Reseal an Asphalt Driveway Yourself?

Doug Enright | October 6, 2016

Choosing asphalt for your driveway or other surface is a great choice. Asphalt is affordable, nearly 100% recyclable, and durable to take what you can throw at it. Like many other things around your home, your asphalt will need proper maintenance to help keep strong and looking good for decades. One of the primary maintenance […]

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