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Facebook Contest: Awesomely Bad Pavement

We’ve shown you before.  Awesomely bad photos of real pavement defects – cracks so wide you could lose a shoe and potholes so gnarly a car could be swallowed whole.  This time, we are turning the tables – show us YOUR real awesomely bad pavement photos – and have a chance to win $100!  Hop on over to our Facebook contest now and get started!  Contest runs until Aug. 16, 2013.

Check out our past posts on the subject: Vol. 1 and Vol. 2.  Need your pavement defects repaired ASAP?  Contact us today – we’re here to help.

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Stay tuned for next week’s post: Tips on How to Make Your Awesomely Bad Photos Awesome.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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