Judson Burdon

Summer is in full swing, and that means we are at the height of the asphalt sealcoating season for contractors. With temperatures across the country climbing steadily, property owners and managers are looking to spruce up their driveways and parking lots. They can do this with a fresh coat of asphalt emulsion sealer to protect them from the elements and keep them looking like new. 

Local SEO can bring you customers even when you do not advertise to them specifically. This aspect of online marketing for asphalt maintenance companies means you turn up when customers look for your services. It’s the best option for passive lead generation.

Veterans are often an excellent fit for asphalt maintenance companies. However, finding Veterans to hire can be a little difficult. There are many distinct options, and where you determine which Veteran hiring program will work best in your area.

When you manage a commercial property, your parking lot or paved surfaces are more than just a place to park cars — they’re an investment. They are the first impression visitors get of your business. But more importantly, they help keep your customers, tenants, and staff safe. That’s why asphalt maintenance should never be an afterthought.

Over time, weather, heavy traffic, and general wear and tear can break down your pavement. But how you handle repairs and upkeep can make the difference between a safe, long-lasting surface and an expensive headache. In this article, we’ll break down how to manage your asphalt proactively, and what to do if you need reactive repairs after storms or harsh weather.

Every year the police issue warnings to avoid asphalt scams, and the newspapers publish the warning. Rarely do they actually give you any idea on how to hire a reputable driveway sealing company. Let us go over exactly how to be sure that you are hiring the right people to seal asphalt, and not being taken advantage of.

How to Clean Asphalt is the single most important step you make. Here at Asphalt Kingdom we’re about more than just selling you the products, we want to ensure you excel at sealcoating. The key points to cleaning prep are:

It's summer and in many parts of the country, temperatures are soaring beyond the 90s. Although summer's the best time to sealcoat driveways and fill cracks, excessive heat can be bad news for you and your crew.

According to the CDC, more than 10,000 people died due to excessive heat exposure during the spring and summer months between 2004 and 2018. Males working outdoors, in particular, are at high risk from common heat-related conditions, such as heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke.

If this is your first season as an asphalt maintenance contractor or you've been working for many years in the industry but the heat still gets to you, then this blog is for you. Read about the different precautions you have to take, and implement them to prevent injuries and death in the workplace.

A well-maintained, crack-free asphalt surface with a dark coat and crisp lines is an attractive feature enhancing the value of any property. It serves as an invitation to residents, guests and customers, and adds significant curb appeal. Keeping asphalt that way demands consistent maintenance, however.

These video and blog resources will show you everything you need to know.

Presidents are often elected by promising tax cuts. Obviously, this would be a welcomed move by most people. However, these tax cuts could have a far greater impact on your life if you understand the secondary opportunity they represent. In fact, these tax breaks could be worth considerably more.

Asphalt crack repair isn't just about filling cracks—it's about extending pavement life, preventing costly replacements, and doing the job right the first time. Whether you're a contractor, property manager, or DIYer, understanding the fundamentals is key to long-lasting, professional results.

Here are the four golden rules of asphalt crack repair that every pavement professional should follow—plus when to upgrade to mastics for more serious damage.