When winter arrives in Utah, snow and ice can turn your parking lot into a challenge for safety, accessibility, and maintenance budgets. As a property manager or business owner, snow removal is one of the most visible parts of facility upkeep, but what happens beneath the surface matters just as much. Proper snow management isn’t… Continue reading How Smart Snow Management Protects Your Pavement and Your Budget
Author: Go Pave Utah
What Is Asphalt? A Guide for Utah Property Managers
When Utah property managers think about pavement, they often see asphalt as just “the black stuff” covering roads and parking lots. But asphalt is much more than a surface—it’s the backbone of transportation and business infrastructure. Globally, it’s one of the most widely used construction materials, supporting highways, airports, and commercial properties. In Utah, where… Continue reading What Is Asphalt? A Guide for Utah Property Managers
When Pavement Fails from Below: Why Subbase Damage Shows Up in Fall
As a property manager in Utah, you know pavement maintenance isn’t just about what you can see on the surface. By the time fall arrives, hidden weaknesses in the subbase often begin to reveal themselves, creating visible signs of failure in parking lots and roadways. These underlying problems don’t just appear out of nowhere—they’re the… Continue reading When Pavement Fails from Below: Why Subbase Damage Shows Up in Fall
Fix Now, Freeze Later: Why Utah Property Managers Are Sealing Cracks This Fall
In Utah, pavement damage isn’t just a maintenance issue—it’s a business problem. When cracks are ignored in the fall, they don’t stay small. Water seeps in, freezes, and by spring those hairline fractures have grown into costly potholes and weakened subbases. For property managers, that means unplanned repair bills, liability risks, and a parking lot… Continue reading Fix Now, Freeze Later: Why Utah Property Managers Are Sealing Cracks This Fall
The Drainage Dilemma: Is Water Quietly Destroying Your Pavement?
When you think about pavement damage, you probably picture potholes, cracking, or surface wear from traffic and UV exposure. But the most destructive force to your asphalt or concrete might be one you’re not watching closely enough: water. Improper drainage can quietly erode the structure beneath your paved surfaces, leading to costly repairs that go… Continue reading The Drainage Dilemma: Is Water Quietly Destroying Your Pavement?