With the summer heat in full swing, especially in the hot and humid climate of Naples, FL, businesses like Bonness must understand how the elevated temperatures and intense UV rays affect the state of asphalt of parking lots. The summer months can be particularly harsh on asphalt and concrete surfaces, requiring specific maintenance strategies to ensure longevity and safety.
When it comes to laying down new asphalt, whether it be for driveways, parking lots, or roadways, one critical factor that cannot be ignored is the weather—especially rain. For residents and businesses, understanding how rain interacts with fresh asphalt is crucial due to the area’s climate, which can include sudden rain showers, especially during the hurricane season. In this blog post, we will delve into the complexities of rain on fresh asphalt and provide insights on how to mitigate potential damage.
In the realm of road construction, the emphasis often falls on the visible layers of asphalt and concrete that drivers interact with daily. However, the unsung hero of any road’s longevity and performance lies buried beneath these layers, in the critical process of subgrade preparation. At Bonness Inc., a firm specializing in comprehensive site preparation and base installation for roads and parking lots, this foundational step is pivotal to ensuring the infrastructure withstands the test of time and the challenges of a unique climate.
Concrete curbs and gutters are essential components of urban infrastructure. They help manage stormwater, enhance safety, and contribute to the aesthetic appeal of roads and pathways. Understanding the different types of concrete curbs and their construction process can aid in making informed decisions for your property development and maintenance.
Concrete paving is known for its durability and longevity. However, they’re not impervious to certain environmental conditions, and buckling is a phenomenon that can afflict these structures, especially in the sweltering heat. In this post, Bonness discusses why buckling occurs in concrete pavements and how to address it.