Driving Tips for Arizona’s Monsoon Season
It’s monsoon season in Arizona. From June to September, dust storms, thunderstorms, and flash floods visit the Valley regularly. These storms can limit visibility and flood streets within minutes. These severe weather conditions can contribute to driving conditions, along with ongoing road construction by an asphalt paving company, making it critically important to proceed with caution […]
Commercial Parking Lot Requirements
A well-designed and maintained commercial parking lot, with clearly marked spaces, provides many benefits. These include improving your curb appeal, subsequently creating an excellent first impression, and potentially adding property value. However, the most critical advantage to having an asphalt paving company install and maintain your commercial parking lot is compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. […]
Ensure a Smooth Ride for Memorial Day Travelers
Memorial Day, also considered the unofficial kick-off to summer, is May 31. It represents a three-day holiday weekend, from May 29 to May 31, providing many opportunities to explore the Grand Canyon State. According to AAA’s Memorial Day Holiday Travel Forecast, more than 37 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles from […]
The Benefits of Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement
There are many types of asphalt mixes in use today – hot mix asphalt (HMA), cold mix asphalt (CMA), warm mix asphalt (WMA) – many, if not all, of which can later be recycled into reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP). In 2019, the process of milling existing materials and recycling them into RAP gave new life to 89.2 […]
Maintaining Your Asphalt Pavements
It is the season for blooming flowers, fresh beginnings, and moderate temperatures. Spring is also the perfect time to learn something new, particularly how to maintain your commercial or municipal parking lots, along with knowing how to identify when to hire an experienced asphalt paving company to make repairs or replace the pavement. Essential Maintenance Tips Consider […]
Your Guide to Asphalt Mixes
Today, cities and businesses have various asphalt mixes to choose from for asphalt pavement projects in the Valley. An overview of the most frequently applied materials – hot mix asphalt (HMA), cold mix asphalt (CMA), and warm mix asphalt (WMA) – follows. Because there are inherent advantages and disadvantages associated with each type, consulting with an experienced, […]
Asphalt Overlay vs. Sealcoating
An asphalt paving company, such as L&L Asphalt, with asphalt overlay and sealcoating experience can inspect the surface and provide you with expert opinions. The information they provide is designed to help you make an informed decision about maintaining your roads, driveways, or parking lots using one of the following two methods. Asphalt Overlay An asphalt overlay […]
Warmest Wishes from L&L Asphalt!
It’s the most wonderful time of year and the L&L Asphalt family would like to wish you a season of joy, happiness, and health. We are grateful for our continued business relationship with you during this challenging year. Warmest wishes from your friends at L&L Asphalt. L&L Asphalt is a woman-owned and operated asphalt paving […]
Three Tips for Holiday Travel in 2020
By L&L Asphalt on November 24, 2020 in Arizona Roadways, Asphalt Maintenance, Asphalt Roadways, L&L Asphalt, Winter Safety Tips
Whether you’re planning a road trip or driving to see the lights – there are many shows around the valley – there are specific things you should do to ensure a safe journey. Here are some tips, such as remembering essential supplies and checking to see if an asphalt contractor is working on Arizona’s roadways, for holiday […]
Asphalt Parking Lot Installation
While you may have heard it before, it bears repeating, first impressions are essential. Ruts, depressions, and other issues can make the ride into your facility an unpleasant experience for your customers. Depending on these issues’ severity, having new asphalt installed may be the best, most cost-effective solution for improving curb appeal. Less substantial issues […]