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Rose Paving Acquires NVM Paving and Concrete
Rose Paving / April 21, 2023 BRIDGEVIEW, IL. – Rose Paving has acquired Northern Virginia and Maryland Paving and Concrete (NVM), headquartered in Fairfax, Va. NVM is a multi-state pavement maintenance company with facilities in Maryland, Virginia and South Carolina. Rose Paving is a premier pavement services provider, based in the Chicago area, with facilities in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia,…
Read PostRose Paving Honors our 2023 Women of Asphalt
Rose Paving / March 01, 2023 To kick off Women’s History Month we are celebrating Rose Paving’s very own Women of Asphalt. We are thankful to each of them for being valuable assets of our team and paving the way to a brighter future. Read on to learn more about their unique stories and experiences over the years. Jaclyn | Account…
Read PostHow to Repair Commercial Concrete Damage
Rose Paving / November 03, 2022 If your concrete shows any wear and tear, it is best to hire a commercial concrete contractor to fix your concrete issues. Importance of Commercial Concrete Concrete has been used to help build and solidify structures for centuries. It is composed of fine and coarse aggregates that bond with fluid cement and harden over time,…
Read PostWhat are Parking Lot Bollards?
Rose Paving / October 27, 2022 What are Bollards? Parking bollards are short, protective posts that are embedded into the ground and serve as a parking lot safety barrier that protects pedestrians and building infrastructures from car accidents. Rose Paving strategically places parking lot bollards in areas that are likely to sustain damage from vehicles. So, what are bollards and where…
Read PostRose Paving Celebrates Our Women Of Asphalt
Rose Paving / March 02, 2022 At Rose Paving, we support and encourage women to embark in careers in the asphalt and paving industry. We invite you to get to know some of our amazing Women of Asphalt in the features below. Amanda Simmons | Account Executive | Chicago With over 10 years of experience in the construction industry, Amanda Simmons…
Read PostRoller Compacted Concrete (RCC) – Definition and Uses
Fred Coleman / December 29, 2021 What is Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) and What Are Its Uses? Roller-compacted concrete (RCC) is an economical, fast-construction candidate for many pavement applications. Traditionally used for pavements carrying heavy loads in low-speed areas, RCC has many commercial applications like parking lots, local streets and highways. This article provides a thorough introduction to Roller-compacted concrete (RCC)…
Read PostRose Paving’s Ultimate Guide to ADA Compliance for Your Parking Lot
Rose Paving / May 28, 2021 Parking Lot Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Compliance: Rose Paving’s Ultimate Guide The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a comprehensive federal law that ensures people with disabilities have equal access to all areas of public life, like employment opportunities and places of public accommodation. If you operate a business with a commercial facility in…
Read PostWhat You Should Know About Catch Basin Repair for Parking Lots
Rose Paving / April 23, 2021 Catch Basin Repair for Parking Lots: Tips and Information Catch basins are a parking lot’s best friend when wet weather hits. As the first line of defense against heavy rain, catch basins collect and drain pavement runoff to prevent standing water on your lot. Not only is standing water unsightly and inconvenient for visitors, but…
Read PostWhat to Expect from a Rose Paving Site Consultation
Rose Paving / March 14, 2021 What to Expect from a Rose Paving Site Consultation All Great Parking Lot Projects Begin with a Great Consultation As one of the largest national paving companies in the U.S., the Rose Paving team understands just how vital an onsite parking lot evaluation can be to the success of your parking lot paving project. We’ve…
Read PostCatch Basin Facts: 8 Things You Didn’t Know
Rose Paving / March 11, 2021 Our Trivia Series continues with a collection of fun facts you may not have known about catch basins. Catch basins (commonly referred to as storm basins or storm sewers) are underground chambers topped with grates. They allow sand, sediment, and other materials to settle out of storm water before it travels to a detention basin or drain lines. In parking lots, catch basins are installed to collect water from low-lying areas to prevent flooding or other water damage.
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