Blacktop

The 3/4″ Blacktop Mix is a robust blend of asphalt cement, coarse aggregate, and filler materials formulated to create a strong, long-lasting pavement material. The coarse aggregate gives the mix a more textured surface, providing excellent traction and reducing the risk of skidding. The asphalt cement binds the aggregate together, creating a cohesive, durable surface that withstands heavy use and adverse weather conditions.

The 3/4″ Blacktop Mix is versatile and suitable for various applications, including:

New Pavement Construction: Its strength and durability make it a perfect choice for creating new pavemented areas, driveways, parking lots, and roads that anticipate heavy usage.

Patching and Repair: Ideal for more extensive repairs and patching work on surfaces with significant damage, cracks, or potholes.

Resurfacing: The 3/4″ Blacktop Mix can be used to resurface severely worn-out or damaged asphalt surfaces, providing a new, robust layer on top.

Heavy Traffic Areas: Given its high durability and coarse texture, it’s an excellent choice for areas that experience heavy vehicular traffic, such as highways and busy roads.

The 1/2″ Blacktop Mix is a quality blend of asphalt cement, medium to coarse aggregate, and filler materials that create a strong and durable paving material. The aggregate’s size provides the mix with a textured surface that offers excellent skid resistance, while the asphalt cement acts as a binder that holds the aggregate together, resulting in a durable, resilient surface upon compaction.

The 1/2″ Blacktop Mix is versatile and suitable for various applications, including:

New Pavement Construction: Its strength and durability make it suitable for constructing new pavements, driveways, parking lots, and roads.

Patching and Repair: This mix is ideal for larger repairs and patching work on surfaces that have developed substantial cracks or potholes.

Resurfacing: The 1/2″ Blacktop Mix can be used for resurfacing worn-out or damaged asphalt surfaces, providing a new, durable layer on the top.

Heavy Traffic Areas: Given its coarser texture and high durability, it’s an excellent choice for areas that experience heavy vehicular traffic.

The Blacktop 3/8″ Sand Mix is a quality blend of medium-grained sand and asphalt binder that forms a durable and stable surfacing material. The medium-sized sand granules give the mix a slightly coarser texture than finer mixes, which enhances grip and can help minimize skidding. The asphalt binder unifies the sand particles into a solid, resilient surface upon compaction.

Blacktop 3/8″ Sand Mix is quite versatile and finds application in:

Patching: This mix is ideal for minor repairs and patching work on surfaces like driveways, parking lots, and pavements. Its coarser consistency allows it to fill larger holes and cracks effectively.

Resurfacing: The 3/8″ Sand Mix is a suitable choice for resurfacing older, worn-out, or damaged asphalt surfaces that require a bit more substantial treatment.

Non-heavy traffic areas: Similar to the 1/4″ Sand Mix, it’s an excellent choice for areas such as walking paths, bike lanes, and residential driveways that don’t bear heavy vehicular traffic. Its coarser texture could offer better traction for these applications.

Our Blacktop 1/4″ Sand Mix is a high-quality mixture of fine sand and asphalt binder that forms a robust, durable surfacing material. The fine sand contributes to the mix’s granularity, providing an excellent grip and reducing skid potential. The asphalt binder, on the other hand, binds the sand particles together, creating a strong, durable surface when compacted.

Blacktop 1/4″ Sand Mix is versatile and can be used for various applications:

Patching: The mix is great for small repairs and patching work on driveways, parking lots, and pavements. Its smooth consistency allows it to fill holes and cracks effectively.

Resurfacing: The 1/4″ Blacktop Sand Mix is ideal for resurfacing old, worn-out, or damaged asphalt surfaces.

Non-heavy traffic areas: Due to its fine consistency, it’s a good choice for areas like walking paths, bike lanes, or residential driveways that don’t experience heavy vehicle traffic.