A Landlord’s Guide to Creating a Muti-Unit Housing Parking Plan As a housing complex property manager, you put in a lot of work to provide your tenants with a comfortable place to live. Your tenants pay to be able to live on your property and in turn, you...
Tack Coat vs. Prime Coat Commercial property managers want to ensure their paved surfaces are high-quality, durable and supportive of their tenants’ needs. Knowing the benefits of tack coat versus prime coat application can help property managers make...
Unpaved roads are common in rural areas around the country. In some cases, they’re unavoidable. Driving on an unpaved road is much different than driving on a paved road, which is why it’s essential to know how to adapt to drive safely. Accidents on...
On the surface, asphalt and concrete seem very similar. Besides the obvious difference that one is black and the other is usually a light gray, both create hard, paved surfaces known as “flatwork.” Each features an aggregate material, such as sand and...
Weather conditions can affect asphalt in many ways. Like numerous construction materials, asphalt contracts in cold temperatures and expands in warm temperatures. While asphalt can usually handle these fluctuations, a sudden dip in temperature may cause cracks....
Asphalt and concrete are often confused with each other since they are used in similar settings. However, there are significant differences between the two. It’s important to understand those differences before choosing a material for your next project....
