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How to Maintain Your Pavement After a Mill & Pave: Expert Tips for Longevity

How to Maintain Your Pavement After a Mill & Pave: Expert Tips for Longevity

April 10, 2025

A newly resurfaced asphalt pavement is a critical asset, whether it’s a commercial parking lot in Colorado Spring, municipal roadway, or private driveway. The mill and pave process, also known as asphalt milling and overlay, effectively restores deteriorated surfaces by removing damaged layers and applying a fresh asphalt overlay, enhancing both structural integrity and curb

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What Does Commercial Asphalt Paving Cost in Colorado Springs?

What Does Commercial Asphalt Paving Cost in Colorado Springs?

June 19, 2026

Commercial asphalt paving cost in Colorado Springs ranges from $4 to $10 per square foot, with final pricing shaped by project size, local site conditions, material selection, and seasonal timing. This guide covers per-square-foot pricing by project scale, Colorado Springs-specific cost factors, project scope and material options, pavement thickness requirements, seasonal pricing dynamics, site preparation

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Sealcoating vs. Asphalt Resurfacing for Commercial Lots

Sealcoating vs. Asphalt Resurfacing for Commercial Lots

May 28, 2026

Sealcoating is a surface-level protective coating that shields structurally sound asphalt from UV rays, water, and chemical damage. Asphalt resurfacing is the process of applying a new layer of hot mix asphalt over existing pavement to restore structural integrity. Each treatment serves a distinct role in commercial lot maintenance. This guide covers when to choose

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Asphalt Removal vs. Resurfacing: Which Is Better?

Asphalt Removal vs. Resurfacing: Which Is Better?

May 28, 2026

Asphalt removal is the complete extraction and reconstruction of a pavement surface from the subgrade up, while resurfacing applies a new asphalt layer over an existing base that remains structurally sound. The right choice depends entirely on what is happening beneath the surface. This guide covers the core differences between each method, the conditions that

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