Tips on Domestic Paving
In general, newly paved asphalt takes up to two years to fully cure. We recommend the following:
-Avoid wheel indentations caused by parking vehicle for extended length of time. Particularly during the hours of 11:00 a.m and 3:00 p.m.
-Avoid turning wheels while vehicle is stationary.
-Avoid sharp objects such as high heels, lawn chair legs, barbeque stand; etc. Sharp objects will penetrate the soft asphalt. In addition, pressure points such as bike tires and roller blade wheels may mark the pavement.
-Avoid damage caused by gas leaks. Gas leaks are repaired by removing the damaged asphalt and repaving the area. We suggest you replace fuel tank to avoid future asphalt repair cost.
-Avoid damage caused by oil leaks. Should you have an oil leak, do not touch the damaged area. There are products on the market that will remove a majority of the oil. Over time, the sun and rain will also help to breakdown the stain.
