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4 Signs Your Asphalt Paving Needs Repairs

Jan 11, 2024

Asphalt is a popular material used on roofing and pavement. It's a very durable and recyclable material that's useful for homeowners and businesses. When your asphalt surfaces, such as your pavement, begin to show the following signs, you know you should call for a replacement. Here are four signs it's time for new asphalt paving.



1. Discoloration


Has your once beautiful and smooth asphalt began to show signs of discoloration? That discoloration or fading may result from UV ray damage. If asphalt begins to fade, it's a sign that it's losing its durability and may eventually become more of a hazard than a help.



2. Cracks


Are there unsightly cracks on your asphalt pavement? If so, you shouldn't take them lightly. After all, those cracks can begin to grow if they're not tended to. In addition to cracks, you may also see potholes. These two flaws in your pavement surface can result in a safety hazard where people can easily trip or fall. The last thing you want as a business owner is liabilities, as that can affect your business reputation. Be proactive and replace your asphalt paving at your home or business before someone gets hurt or ends up suing you.



3. Auto Damage


Have you had the misfortune of getting into an auto accident or having a flat or punctured tire when driving on your paved surface? Is anyone driving on your driveway or business parking lot experiencing a similar situation? If so, you should get a replacement ASAP. Remember, cars are very expensive, and if you're at fault for damage to someone else's vehicle or tires, you're likely to be on the hook for relative repairs.



4. Old Age


According to the National Asphalt Pavement Association, the U.S. has over 2.6 million miles of paved road, and nearly 95% is paved with asphalt. However, many of these roads may be aging out. We've seen that your typical asphalt pavement can last for 10 to 25 years, depending on numerous factors such as foot and car traffic, previous installation, exposure to elements, and so on.

As you can see, your
asphalt paving is more important than you may have thought. Installing a new layer of asphalt pavement can be highly beneficial to your home or business. You can prevent the likelihood of liabilities and increase your overall safety. Contact Texas Road & Paving Company today for new asphalt pavement work.

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