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Sealcoating, or pavement sealing, is the process of applying a protective coating to asphalt-based pavements to provide a layer of protection from the elements: water, oils, and U.V. damage. 

Asphalt crack filling is essential for maintaining the integrity of your pavement, preventing further damage, and extending the lifespan of your asphalt surfaces 

GatorPave is a trowelable patching material that is ideal for repairing alligatored areas in asphalt surfaces, as well as cracks in excess of 1/4″ wide. 

Pothole repair is the process of fixing holes in pavement, ranging from temporary, quick fixes to long-lasting, permanent solutions. Methods include cold patching, which involves filling the hole with a bag of cold asphalt mix and tamping it down, and more permanent techniques like dig-out patching, where the damaged area is completely removed and replaced, or milling and repaving for surficial damage. The best approach depends on the size and severity of the pothole and the desired longevity

Paving is the process of creating a hard, durable surface, such as a road, driveway, or patio, using materials like asphalt or concrete. It involves preparing the ground, laying a base layer, and then adding the surface material, which can be poured, stamped, or made of individual pavers. Paving creates surfaces that are strong enough to handle heavy traffic and weather and can be customized for aesthetic appeal.   

Parking lot striping is the process of painting lines and symbols on a parking lot to guide traffic and designate parking areas. This includes marking parking stalls, directional arrows, crosswalks, and accessible parking spaces to improve safety, organization, and traffic flow. Professional stripers use specialized equipment to create precise and durable markings, often using water-based acrylic paints and adding reflective elements for nighttime visibility.   

Bollards are used to provide security, manage traffic, and protect pedestrians and property from vehicles. They can act as barriers to stop vehicles from entering certain areas, such as storefronts or pedestrian walkways, and guide traffic in areas like parking lots or bike lanes. 

Barriers at the end of a parking space designed to prevent cars from over-parking.