Whether or not you want to sell your home, keeping your property well-maintained is something every homeowner should do. Often, a single feature in a home can ruin the chances of a buyer being interested, so keeping your home nice and tidy is key when looking to sell. Unfortunately, driveways are often overlooked; just because they aren’t featured in architectural magazines doesn’t mean they are less critical. Stanley Paving offers the top services for driveway paving in Burlington County, NJ, and our experienced paving crew provides excellent service for both commercial and industrial clients. Continue reading →

Asphalt provides a strong and durable driveway surface for homeowners, making it a popular choice for residential and commercial driveways. Even so, wear and tear can occur from repeatedly driving over it. Cracks, potholes, and low spots can develop in your driveway over time. Fortunately, asphalt driveway repair and maintenance is relatively easy.  Continue reading →

Property managers with an asphalt parking lot have a lot of variables to consider as the weather gets colder and the threat of rain, snow, and freeze-thaw cycles loom. Keeping your asphalt surfaces in good condition can take a backseat to other concerns in and around your facility, but if you fail to address these issues now, you can pay for it dearly later. Knowing how to properly take care of your parking lots can help you prioritize your maintenance tasks and give you a leg up. Here’s our essential commercial winter asphalt maintenance checklist.  Continue reading →

If you have a concrete driveway or parking lot, it might be time to switch over and enjoy the benefits of an asphalt paved surface. As great as asphalt is, is paving asphalt over concrete a good idea? Many businesses get asphalt paved over their existing concrete slabs to save money and time, but it doesn’t mean it’s always the right approach. If it’s time for a driveway change, explore if placing asphalt over an existing concrete base is worthwhile for you. Continue reading →