What to expect when you choose IPS for your asphalt project:
IPS is ready to meet your needs, from the smallest pothole fix to the biggest asphalt job. We can execute any asphalt project thanks to our skilled crew and cutting-edge machinery. In addition, IPS complies fully with all green policies and pollution standards in California. We take pride in using environmentally friendly practices to help protect the environment. When you work with us, you can trust that your project will implement recycled and environmentally-conscious materials whenever possible.
Our services include:
- Engineered Paving Fabric Overlays
- Forta-Fi Reinforced Asphalt
- Remove and replace
- Pulverize, Grade, and Pave
- New Construction Base and Pave
why choOse IPS for my next project?
- Asphalt is an environmentally-friendly option. Our on-site recycling process allows IPS to pulverize your existing, damaged asphalt and turn it into a usable base material. With our modern machinery and methods, IPS offers recycling procedures that are professional, safe, and Federal and State approved.
- Asphalt is durable and long-lasting. You can expect your new asphalt surface, with proper maintenance, that will last for many years.
- The goal is to find the best solution for the client, one that resolves any issues they have with their current parking surface. IPS can help.
pros OF asphalt paving
- Flexible: Asphalt is more flexible than concrete and thus is less prone to cracking. By contrast, asphalt has a certain degree of flexibility prior to cracking.
- Less expensive: Asphalt paving is typically cheaper to install than concrete.
- Hardier in winter conditions: Asphalt is less prone to damage by rock salt and ice melt.
- Faster-setting: Asphalt sets faster than concrete because it hardens by cooling rather than by curing.
cons of asphalt paving
- Uneven edges: Unless you install concrete edging to hold in the hot mix, the edges of an asphalt driveway tend to be less than perfect.
- Plants: While not a common occurrence, some plants can force up through asphalt. Bamboo is one such plant that can force up through asphalt driveways.
