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Apart from surface prep, measuring the parking lot is one of the critical prerequisites in sealing it.
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There are several tools you can use to measure a parking lot.
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Discover how you can measure circular and flared areas of parking lots.
We all know that any asphalt pavement will develop cracks and other signs of damage as the years pass. But what if you can prevent them from forming and extend the life of your pavement for an additional ten to twenty years?
Prolonging its lifespan is possible when property owners seal their asphalt regularly!
When asphalt sealer is applied, it serves as an additional layer of protection to the pavement. It seals up those little cracks and prevents moisture from seeping deeper into the asphalt. This helps prevent the development of cracks and potholes.
Another benefit of asphalt sealing is that it blocks harmful UV rays from damaging your pavement.
To be clear, exposure to sunshine alone doesn't automatically damage your pavement. But frequent exposure to ultraviolet rays combined with heavy vehicular traffic and excessive moisture can contribute to crack and pothole development.
Are you planning to conduct some crack sealing and apply asphalt sealer to the parking lot? Then this pavement maintenance blog is for you.
But first things first. Accurately measuring up your parking lot prior to sealcoating is absolutely essential; the last thing you want is to run out of sealant halfway through.
Equally, ending up with barrels of asphalt sealer left over will make the job much more expensive than it needs to be.
Luckily, measuring a parking lot for sealcoating does not have to be a complicated task, and there are a variety of tools that can help you breeze through the process with ease.
Take a look at our step-by-step guide to measuring a parking lot ready for sealcoating!
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