crack seal

As temperatures rise, so does the need for asphalt pavement maintenance. With today’s increasing budget constraints, preventative pavement maintenance is vital to protecting your investment. Download Sunland's Summer Pavement Maintenance Checklist to know what to look for as you walk your property.

Crack sealing is a method of repairing small cracks in pavement before they become large cracks. It extends the functional life of roads and parking lots. It is an easy and affordable repair, but there are different types of sealers and methods.

Staying up to date on maintaining your pavement is the best way to preserve the condition of that pavement. One of the most cost-conscious and effective forms of pavement maintenance is crack sealing. While crack sealing will not improve the feel, noise or rideability of the existing pavement, it will often extend the life of that pavement by several years.

Whether you manage one property or multiple properties, budgeting for pavement maintenance is essential to preserve one of your most valuable assets. Our Division Manager, Ken Estrada, discusses the importance of well maintained asphalt and budgeting for pavement maintenance.

For every property manager, understanding the pavement life cycle is essential to budgeting for service and avoiding costly repairs. By ensuring your asphalt is properly maintained, you will be rewarded with cost savings and attractive, long-lasting roads and parking areas.

Have you ever counted the number of contractors with whom you do business? The list is long … landscaping, lighting, roofing, pavement, and those are just the contractors for the outside of your property. While selecting a pavement maintenance contractor can be difficult, there are some criteria you can use to select the best company for your project.

Well designed and constructed asphalt pavements can provide many years of useful service – if properly maintained. An effective asphalt maintenance program will dramatically increase the useful life of your roads, while postponing the need for the considerable expense of reconstruction. Asphalt can be viewed in much the same way as wood. If wood is left untreated, it will be destroyed by elements of weather including sun, oxidation, and water.