Tag: maintenance

BOMA Business Showcase Recap

Rose Paving / April 17, 2013

Last week, our Streamwood staff hosted the BOMA Suburban Chicago Business Showcase at our branch office location. This recurring event is held at a different member building each month. Our staff and guests enjoyed food, refreshments and networking.

Facilities Maintenance Conference: March 7!

Rose Paving / February 13, 2013

The Facilities Maintenance Conference (FMC) is an event produced by Rose Paving that is dedicated to helping facility managers, owners, and industry professionals protect their asphalt, concrete, and other exterior areas of their commercial or industrial properties. First held in 1984, the FMC is traditionally hosted on a biennial basis. This year’s conference is scheduled for March 7, 2013, marking the 15th production of this premier industry event.

Seasonal Parking Lot Repairs

Rose Paving / January 23, 2013

Even though your parking lot might be covered in snow, your pavement should not be buried on your checklist. Regardless of your location(s), asphalt and concrete repairs can and should be addressed throughout the winter months to prevent the spread of problem areas and to mitigate potential liabilities. After all, just one slip-and-fall injury could result in costly litigation, increased insurance premiums, and worst of all–a tarnished image.

Benefits of Infrared Asphalt Repair

Rose Paving / January 09, 2013

Even though cold temperatures are upon us, it’s never too soon to start thinking about your parking lot and planning for necessary repairs! Infrared asphalt technology is an effective solution for critical repairs needed in the winter months as it can be performed year-round. Consider Infrared Asphalt Repair to repair pothole damage, pavement heaving, deterioration on/around catch basins, and rough surfaces in drive lanes/parking stalls.

5 Budget Tips for Property Managers

Rose Paving / October 17, 2012

If you are like most property and facility managers, you are in the thick of budget planning. But, don’t fret; the seasoned professionals at Rose Paving are here to help you transition between seasons.

With a tight budget, it can be difficult to allocate funds to parking lot maintenance. However, every dollar budgeted now for timely pavement maintenance will save four to five dollars in future rehabilitation costs.

No Snow? Go Pro…with Proactive Parking Lot Maintenance

Rose Paving / March 28, 2012

This winter has been atypical in many parts of the country. Record snowfalls were predicted and instead most places experienced yo-yo temperatures and very little snowfall accumulation. That is good news for two reasons: you saved money on snow removal and you can afford proactive parking lot maintenance (which will further impact the bottom line!).

Article: Sustainable Options in Pavement Maintenance

Rose Paving / January 25, 2012

Sustainability is the capacity to endure. In today’s world, it is of the utmost importance to respect our resources and conserve what we can.  In the asphalt paving industry, it is now easier than ever to do just that, as recycling and responsible alternatives exist which can aid in the significant reduction of energy, waste,…

Infrared Asphalt Technology – Great for Winter Repairs

Rose Paving / January 11, 2012

Do you have defects on your parking lot? Why wait for warmer temperatures; fix defects NOW using Infrared Asphalt Repair! Infrared asphalt technology is an effective solution for critical repairs needed in the winter months as it can be performed year-round. This unique method blends hot-mix asphalt with the original and then compacts the area to create a seamless restoration. Infrared Asphalt Repair can be used to quickly and efficiently repair pothole damage on parking lots, pavement heaving, deterioration on/around catch basins, and rough surfaces in drive lanes/parking stalls.

Asphalt Milling: Video

Rose Paving / December 07, 2011

In severe cases of asphalt failure, a long-term and cost-effective solution is to resurface the asphalt pavement (also referred to as overlay). If you notice grade depressions (standing water on the pavement) and/or large sections of alligatored areas (interconnecting cracks forming a series of blocks resembling an alligator’s skin), it is a good idea to have your pavement resurfaced.

Safe From Harm: Taking Steps to Winterize Your Parking Lot

Rose Paving / November 30, 2011

Winter is a season enjoyed by all for holidays, family, and delicious meals. At this time of year, many people combine all three by gathering at their favorite restaurant. To earn their business, your food and facilities must maintain a five-star rating. If your restaurant is located in a cold winter climate, for example, your heating systems might need extra service and attention. A less obvious area, however, is your parking lot. Even though it might be covered in snow, your pavement should not be buried on your checklist. Regardless of your restaurant locations, asphalt and concrete repairs can and should be addressed throughout the winter months to prevent the spread of problem areas and to mitigate potential liabilities. After all, just one slip-and-fall injury could result in costly litigation, increased insurance premiums, and worst of all–a tarnished image.