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Studies have shown that on average, over a 40-year period, asphalt pavements are more economical than concrete pavements.

Asphalt pavements are one of our greatest renewable resources. Roofing shingles, old tires, and slag from steel foundries are just some of the materials put to use in new asphalt pavements instead of ending up in landfills.

Asphalt pavements can be built quickly, reducing traffic delays for both commuters and long-haul truckers.

Resurfacing an asphalt pavement creates a road that’s smooth, durable, safe, and quiet – and just as good as new.

Perpetual Pavements are built so that only the top layer needs routine maintenance.

Routine asphalt maintenance is simply a matter of periodically milling (about every 15 to 20 years) the surface for recycling, followed by placement of a smooth new overlay.