Why Your Business Should Go With Gravel
Businesses typically have asphalt for their parking lot or customer driving area. However, gravel may actually be a better option when you’re looking to redo the driveway or parking area…
Read MoreWhen to Repair Your Asphalt Parking Lot
As a business owner, it’s your job to make sure you’re putting your best foot forward. This doesn’t just mean with marketing and services offered at your business. The exterior…
Read MoreDid You Know That Asphalt Is Environmental Friendly?
You may not know this, and most of us probably do not know that asphalt is actually more environmentally friendly than most other products on the market today. If you…
Read MoreHow To Care For Your Driveway In The Winter
The wintertime can deliver harsh weather to your newly sealed or paved driveway in the form of freezing rain, ice, and snow. All of these elements will directly affect how…
Read MoreHelpful Tips To Help Properly Care For Your New Driveway
Unfortunately, summer is rapidly coming to an end, and we must prepare for the upcoming winter months. Wintertime has its own positives, such as some of the most exciting holidays…
Read MoreIs It Safe To Use Ice Melt On My Driveway?
Everyone has seen the ice melt or salt packages for sale at the local store. And everyone has seen the salt and sand trucks on the highway before, during and…
Read MoreTips So Your Driveway Performs At Its Best This Summer
If you have an asphalt driveway then you are going to want to protect it and help make it last as long as possible without having to be repaved. The…
Read MoreWhat Do You Need To Know About Grading?
Whether you have a gravel driveway or an asphalt driveway, grading is one of the most important parts of creating a driveway. You may not know this, but grading is…
Read MoreTips To Keep Your Asphalt Driveway Perfect During Summer
Asphalt is perhaps the most popular type of driveway in the United States given that is excellent for all types of climates, the most economical, and has little to no…
Read MoreThe Benefits Of A Tar & Chip Driveway
You may not have heard of a tar and chip driveway because they are fairly complexed in regards to its construction. Due to the complexity of its construction, that limits…
Read MorePros & Cons Of A Gravel Driveway
Your driveway is often the first thing people will notice when approaching your home, so it is considered an investment just as much like the roof on your home may…
Read MoreChoosing the Right Materials for Your Paving Project
If you are thinking of paving your walkway, driveway or patio, you will need to consider the materials you want to use for your paving project. Asphalt, concrete, gravel, pre-made…
Read MoreAsphalt vs. Concrete Driveway
Deciding what type of driveway to lay down for your home is a difficult decision. There are several options to choose from such as asphalt, concrete, pavers, or brick driveways.…
Read MoreIt’s Time to Winterize!
Is your commercial or residential parking lot prepared for the harsh winter weather conditions? Cold weather and snow and salt can take a harsh toll on your pavement. Winterizing your…
Read MoreAsphalt Deterioration
Asphalt is the preferred material for paving because of its strength and durability. But even the most durable materials are no match when exposed to natural elements. Over time, everything,…
Read MoreSealcoating: Protect Your Investment
When it comes to commercial paved parking areas, there’s no so such thing as simple wear and tear. It’s the same way on highways, city streets, and country roads. Everything…
Read MoreClients Review Cooper Paving
At Cooper Paving, we are committed to providing the highest level of service and customer support to each of our clients. Our team takes great pride in helping our clients reach…
Read MoreSeal Coating Your Asphalt Driveway Before Winter
Although we are a few months away from the winter time, you may want to start planning out your winter projects to avoid a stressful time. If you live in…
Read MoreHow To Maintain A Paved Surface
Pavement maintenance is important for any property with a parking lot, driveway, road, and or paved surface. Ideally, a paved surface is supposed to last anywhere from 10-12 years. However, when the…
Read MoreBenefits of Sealcoating Asphalt
Cooper Paving When asphalt is first applied, it resembles a beautiful, intense black color. Over time, the color can fade, and the asphalt may begin to show signs of wear and…
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