Category: Sealcoating

Asphalt Sealcoating – How it Works

Rose Paving / February 21, 2020

If you have asphalt paving at your commercial or residential property, you’ve no doubt heard of asphalt sealcoating. This maintenance service is designed to keep your asphalt looking its best and protected from the elements, but just how does it work? Let’s take a closer look. What is a Sealcoat? A sealcoat is a resistant…

Sealcoating FAQ

Rose Paving / June 10, 2019

Sealcoating FAQ – Why Sealcoating Is Critical for Parking Lot Maintenance   Why should I have my parking lot sealcoated? Your asphalt parking lot takes a battering not just from vehicles but from the blistering sun, snow, salt, and spills. Regularly sealcoating your lot helps to minimize damage and deterioration, while keeping its appearance fresh and…

What is Sealcoating and When Does My Parking Lot Need it?

Rose Paving / March 20, 2019

Update on 12/10/24 What is Sealcoating for Parking Lots and When Does My Parking Lot Need It? Your parking lot is one of the most crucial parts of your business property. It not only provides access for your customers but also serves as a key indicator of your commitment to maintaining a professional image. Sealcoating…

What is Your Lot Telling You? Know the Signs of Needing Asphalt Repair

Rose Paving / March 20, 2019

Keeping an eye on your parking lot is an important part of your maintenance program. Knowing when your asphalt is wearing due to weather or heavy usage means you can work quickly to fix any issues that might arise. Preemptive care is best, but when damage or wear and tear occurs, prompt asphalt repair will…

Rose Paving’s Guide to FAQs about Sealcoating

Rose Paving / May 30, 2017

Sealcoating is one of the most important elements of a pavement management plan. A sealcoat consists of either coal tar pitch or asphalt cement mixed with inert fillers, water, emulsifying agents, or additives. Applied in thin coats, pavement sealing is used to protect off-highway pavement surfaces against gasoline, oil, salt, water, and ultraviolet rays. Purpose…

Pavement Maintenance Tips

Rose Paving / August 13, 2014

As soon as freshly laid hot asphalt begins to cool, the aging process begins. From that moment on, asphalt is broken down by oil, gas, sun oxidation, salt, water penetration, and cold weather. Refer to the following tips when making decisions regarding preventative maintenance on your parking lot(s): Carefully inspect your pavement on a regular…

Beautify your parking lot for Spring

Rose Paving / April 23, 2014

Spring is the time to get in shape for summer; whether that means hitting the gym before swimsuit season or de-cluttering your house, ‘tis the season for new beginnings.  Your business can also benefit from a re-fresh, starting with your pavement.  Now is the time to evaluate, prioritize, and schedule repairs for your parking lots. …

Rose Paving Customer Incentives

Rose Paving / August 21, 2013

Did you know Rose Paving offers periodic customer incentives or discounts on our services?  If you’re not already a subscriber to our email list or blog, sign up today, and don’t forget to “like us” on Facebook.  Our offers appear in our e-announcements, e-newsletters, on our social media sites, or right here on our blog. …

Seasonal Parking Lot Repairs

Rose Paving / January 23, 2013

Even though your parking lot might be covered in snow, your pavement should not be buried on your checklist. Regardless of your location(s), asphalt and concrete repairs can and should be addressed throughout the winter months to prevent the spread of problem areas and to mitigate potential liabilities. After all, just one slip-and-fall injury could result in costly litigation, increased insurance premiums, and worst of all–a tarnished image.

5 Budget Tips for Property Managers

Rose Paving / October 17, 2012

If you are like most property and facility managers, you are in the thick of budget planning. But, don’t fret; the seasoned professionals at Rose Paving are here to help you transition between seasons.

With a tight budget, it can be difficult to allocate funds to parking lot maintenance. However, every dollar budgeted now for timely pavement maintenance will save four to five dollars in future rehabilitation costs.