by Ted Lovell | Jul 8, 2019
Does your asphalt have rust stains? Asphalt, also known as asphalt concrete, is typically a mixture of 95% aggregates (stone, sand and gravel) and 5% asphalt cement. Asphalt cement has a highly viscous nature so it must be heated in order to mix with the aggregate....
by Ted Lovell | Mar 28, 2018
Spring has arrived in central Ohio and for many homeowners and property managers that means sealcoating the asphalt (blacktop) driveway or parking lot. Choosing the best sealcoating company can seem like a daunting task. In this article I’m going to point out some of...
by Ted Lovell | May 20, 2017
The short answer is every two years. I’ve read some articles in the local newspaper by the “know it all” jack of all trades, columnist who gets paid to write about various home improvement projects. He may or may not be qualified to expound on every...
by Ted Lovell | Apr 26, 2017
Sealcoating is a true “barrier coat” between asphalt surfaces and the destructive elements. The term “sealcoating” means keeping the redeeming properties of asphalt sealed in to prolong the pavement life and preserve its functional properties. The primary reason to...
by Ted Lovell | Mar 2, 2017
The quick answer to why Jet-Seal uses Brewer Cote® is because it simply lasts longer. Let’s break down the reasons that make Brewer Cote® pavement sealer “The Best in the Business.” Brewer Cote® is a 100% refined tar emulsion pavement sealer. Unlike the asphalt it is...
