Archive for the ‘Potholes’ Category




Pothole Patrol

Published by Karen on February 22nd, 2012

At this time of year, potholes begin popping up in parking lots across the country. Why? The culprit is water. Water that has seeped through cracks and remained trapped beneath the surface of your parking lot has expanded and contracted all winter long with varying weather conditions. This process results in crack widening and, in some cases, the formation of potholes.

We spotted these liabilities in our neighborhood. If your parking lot looks anything like this, it’s time to call the experts at (888) 773-ROSE!!

Awesomely Bad Pavement: Volume 2

Published by Candace on July 6th, 2011

Alligator cracking, potholes, buckled pavement – oh MY!  We’ve gathered some more of the most excellent defects in parking lots we’ve seen.  Enjoy – and if you recognize any of these heinous happenings, give us a call – we can help!

Multiple Pavement Failures

Multiple Pavement Failures

Pothole

Pothole

Alligator Cracking, Potholes

Alligator Cracking, Potholes

Pavement Cracking, Oxidation

Pavement Cracking, Oxidation

Pavement Heaving

Pavement Heaving

TBD

Multiple Pavement Failures

Awesomely Bad Pavement

Published by Candace on July 14th, 2010

Alligator cracking, sinkholes, buckled pavement – oh MY!  We’ve gathered some of the most excellent defects in parking lots we’ve seen.  Enjoy – and if you recognize any of these heinous happenings, give us a call!

Parking lot or pond?

Parking lot or pond?

Alligator cracking & pavement failure

Alligator cracking & pavement failure

A Sofa Cushion Masking a Sinkhole!

Someone's missing a sofa cushion

Serious Sinkhole

Serious Sinkhole

TBD Caption

Cracked asphalt & concrete

Severe Cracking

Severe Cracking

Major Standing Water

Major Standing Water

Potholes, potholes, potholes!

Published by Jessica on March 24th, 2010

potholeHave you ever driven to the grocery store to pick up the main course only to find yourself in the middle of an obstacle course once you arrive?  Potholes in the parking lot can be a very frustrating and dangerous situation.  And, they seem to appear every year at this time!  Why do you ask?

Water that has seeped through cracks and remained trapped beneath the surface of your parking lot has expanded and contracted all winter long with varying weather conditions.  Most likely, this has resulted in crack widening and, in some cases, the formation of large potholes.  With little or no snow cover remaining, all of these unsightly conditions are now more apparent than ever before!

Because of their size and depth, potholes are a huge liability (not to mention a huge eye-sore, which may even drive customers away from your business).  The best thing to do is inspect your lot carefully to identify defects and prioritize repairs.  A large pothole in a drive lane, for example, will take priority over a crack in a loading zone behind a building.

Address potholes on your parking lot quickly as they will cause extensive and costly damage to surrounding pavement the longer they exist.   And, beware of temporary fixes to potholes.  The proper repair involves removing and replacing the asphalt to ensure a long-lasting and safe driving surface.

Got potholes?  Got questions?  Ask us and we will answer…

39 Years

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