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Asphalt vs Blacktop Guide

Asphalt vs Blacktop Guide

Asphalt vs Blacktop: What Is the Difference?Quick answer: Blacktop is a type of asphalt. Both are bitumen mixed with crushed stone. The mix called blacktop has a higher share of stone and is heated hotter, about 300 degrees against about 250, and it is the one used...

Why Driveway Sealcoating Is So Great

Why Driveway Sealcoating Is So Great

Reasons Why Driveway Sealcoating Is Amazing Asphalt is either rock/stone or gravel with a binder (asphalt cement) that holds the aggregate together. Ultraviolet rays and chemicals degrade the binder, therefore, maintaining the binder will help you increase the...

Benefits of Commercial Asphalt Companies

Benefits of Commercial Asphalt Companies

Commercial asphalt companies can not only make your premises look better but can also insulate you from drainage problems, potholes, and other such issues. It is your one-stop solution to these problems. However, we understand that before opting for asphalt paving,...

Pro Driveway Repairs : Repairing a Driveway? | Willies Paving

Pro Driveway Repairs : Repairing a Driveway? | Willies Paving

New Homeowner Driveway Repair Options and Replacement for Asphalt Driveway Is your driveway a royal mess? You may have cracks and holes, or it keeps falling to pieces. You may need to start over and rebuild your driveway. But wait just a second. There is no need to go...

Tar and Chip Driveway vs Asphalt Paving

Tar and Chip Driveway vs Asphalt Paving

Tar and Chip Driveway vs Asphalt Paving DrivewayQuick answer: Tar and chip costs less than asphalt and has a rustic, textured look, but it lasts about 7 to 10 years before it needs a fresh layer. Asphalt costs more up front, gives a smooth surface...

What Should My Driveway Width Be? Driveway Paving

What Should My Driveway Width Be? Driveway Paving

Driveway Width Landscape: How Wide Should a Driveway Be? Uncovering the Ideal Driveway Width for Paving in Harrisburg Quick answer: A single-car driveway should be 10 to 12 feet wide, with 9 feet as the practical minimum. A two-car driveway should be 20 to 24 feet...

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