What to look for when buying a new commercial class paver
By Bryce Davis 2020 has been a very different type of year for most of us in the paving world, to say the least. We’ve all had to adjust to our own new normal way of doing business for the most part. For one, with social distancing and wearing masks or gaiters/buffs...
The Basics of Screed Management
By Brian Hall Too many times, on the job site I hear problems such as “I can’t get my screed to do what you told me me it would do”. Many times this can be corrected by an easy screed setup or just a few twists and turns. Every screed, no matter who the manufacturer,...
Why the Asphalt Paving Business?
By Bryce Davis In today’s world, why would anyone want to start a paving business? For one it’s extremely messy, hot, dirty, and very hard work. And that’s just the paving side of the business. Then on top of that you have the stress of sales, accounting bookkeeping,...
The Unsung Hero of the Paving Job
By Tony Wight Tack tanks are typically the most overlooked machine on the paving fleet. While not every paving job requires using tack, best practices demand that tack be used when appropriate. For many commercial applications, a large distributor truck is not...
Segregation The Enemy of Quality
By Tony Wight Many of us know there are a multitude of problems and issues that need to be avoided when paving either a road, commercial parking lot or a driveway. Everything from water flow and slope to texture and shadows in the mat. One of the major challenges is...Current Issue
