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Crack Fill vs. Replacing Asphalt?

Crack Fill vs. Replacing Asphalt? Crack Fill is your first defense against significant pavement deterioration. Crack Fill is a mix of asphalt and rubber, installed in cracks between 1/8” and 1” wide. It seals cracks to prevent water from damaging...

Concrete Paving Repairs and Site Work

Building Owners & Managers Extravaganza

Integrity Paving and Coatings is a proud member of the Building Owners and Managers Association of Austin and we are truly excited to be the BOMA Extravaganza “Dy-No-Mite!” Good Times Event Sponsor this year! Check out the details here: http://www.bomaaustin.org/?fallextravaganza Join us...

Do you own a house, condo or other commercial building in Central Texas? Are you looking to get concrete or asphalt paving done? Are you having a hard time deciding how you should pick your paving company? While a casual...

Whether you are looking to build a driveway, a parking lot or a racing circuit for recreational racing, asphalt has to be your first choice of material. Asphalt paving in Austin will be greatly beneficial for you because this material has so...

Most property managers have maintenance checklists for the interior and exterior of their buildings including landscaping and parking lots. On a regular basis, the items on these checklists are reviewed; repairs noted and performed to keep the property in pristine...

It’s time for you to install a new driveway or parking lot and the first question that comes to mind is: asphalt or concrete? Of course, there are advantages and disadvantages of each, so today we’ll look at the pros...

A.D.A. Requirements on Parking Lots

The Americans with Disabilities Act (A.D.A.) was passed in 1990 to ensure uniform compliance with standards for the benefit of those with disabilities. Its scope encompasses everything from the width of doorways and force required to open them to the...

A Brief History On Asphalt Pavement

Asphalt is closely associated with modern life, but did you know it’s actually an ancient, naturally occurring material with a rich history? The English word “asphalt” comes from the Greek word “asphaltos,” which means “secure” (though, interestingly, the Greek term...

Concrete’s Place In Time While it’s true that use of components similar to modern concrete can be traced back over 3300 years, the science behind its design and application is ever-evolving. Viewed from this perspective, you could reasonably argue that...