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Others are Talking about Rose Paving as the Top Asphalt Contractor
Rose Paving / January 15, 2014 How do you select a vendor partner? Do you have certain criteria or requirements mandated by your company? Perhaps materials and workmanship top your priority list or maybe it is experience or testimonials. Other considerations may be communication, flexibility, and—of course—pricing. Whatever the standards, as a buyer of services, you should make your wishes known…
Read PostReferral Incentive Program
Rose Paving / December 18, 2013 It’s hard to believe the year is coming to an end. As we look back on 2013, we are grateful for all of the work, growth opportunities, and camaraderie between co-workers, clients, and vendor partners. The latter is especially important to our business because, without relationships, our entire operation would fail. From each of our…
Read PostAlan Rose Accepts Harper Award from the University of Chicago
Rose Paving / November 20, 2013 Alan Rose, CEO and majority owner of Rose Paving Co., a leader in national parking lot management, has been honored by the University of Chicago with the Harper Award for his generosity and philanthropic efforts. Alan, along with other donors to the University, was recognized at the Chicago Convenes ceremony on November 6 at the Adler Planetarium.
Read PostAtlanta Office Update
Rose Paving / November 06, 2013 Check out what our Atlanta-based team has been up to: -The sales team expanded with the hiring of John Collier, Account Executive. John brings over 12 years of sales and operations experience from the landscaping industry. In his spare time, he enjoys coaching his sons’ baseball teams. -Ryan Labuda was recently named Director of Operations…
Read PostOil and Gas Success Story
Rose Paving / October 02, 2013 Rose Paving has extensive experience managing large portfolios of properties nationwide, as well as a thorough understanding of the demands relative to convenience stores. Rose Paving will be exhibiting at the NACS Show (The Association for Convenience & Fuel Retailing) October 12-15, in Atlanta, GA. Stop by Booth #653 and speak with one of our parking lot experts!
Read PostHow It’s Made: Concrete
Rose Paving / September 11, 2013 At Rose Paving Company, we work with concrete every day. But have you ever wondered how it’s made? The mixture of modern concrete contains aggregate material including sand and water. This aggregate material is usually a number of different sizes depending on the location and future use of the concrete. The aggregate material uses stone, but can also use recycled material such as oyster shell or waste material from coal-fired power generating plants. Cement, which is the main component of modern concrete, is primarily made up of limestone, clay, gypsum, chemical additives, and gravel. The sand used in concrete is course sand made from ground glass.
Read PostDenver Office Update
Rose Paving / September 04, 2013 Our Denver team kicked off the New Year in a new facility! We relocated our Denver-area office from Aurora, CO, to the heart of Denver. The move provided much-needed space for our growing staff.
Read PostRose 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. …
Read PostHow It’s Made: Asphalt
Rose Paving / August 13, 2013 At Rose Paving Company, we work with asphalt every day. But have you ever wondered how it’s made? It’s actually a fairly simple process and in a lot of ways it’s like a cake recipe. Asphalt is made from stones, sand, and gravel, which is all held together by asphalt cement.
Read PostNew Infrared Asphalt Equipment at Rose Paving!
Rose Paving / July 31, 2013 See the newest piece of equipment to be added to Rose Paving’s fleet: a 2014 Kasi Patriot Infrared Restoration System! Infrared asphalt technology uses infrared light rays to heat an area of pavement, enabling quick removal of failed asphalt. New material is applied and compacted all with the same machinery. This truck mounted, self-contained system incorporates the very best in design, workmanship, and materials.
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