Pavement Maintenance

Whether your crew is called on to perform pavement maintenance or new construction, it’s hot work for them in the height of summer. This month’s product gallery offers a sampling of paving and pavement maintenance/preservation tools and machines to get the job done, but don’t forget the safety elements crewmembers need close at hand.

SITE, based in Chicago, has announced it will partner to exclusively sell Utilis’ Hydro-Scan, to identify parking lots with underlying moisture issues. This innovative new product provides soil moisture data derived from satellites to detect moisture issues in parking lots. SITE currently provides site assessments to thousands of commercial customers across the United States, Canada […]

General Equipment Company, Owatonna, Minnesota, offers the new SG7 SurfacePro™ Edge Grinder for commercial contractors. Intended for smaller areas, it is designed to accommodate a wide variety of surface preparation applications, such as leveling concrete and asphalt. The heavy-gauge steel frame is ergonomically designed to allow the operator to work in a fully upright position. […]

Bergkamp Inc., Salina, Kansas, offers its pothole patcher rental program to eliminate capital expenses and allow agencies to get ahead with street maintenance programs. This allows busy public works departments to bring an all-in-one FP5 Flameless Pothole Patcher or an SP5 Spray Injection Pothole Patcher into their fleets. “The new pothole patcher rental program offers […]

Asphalt Kingdom, founded by Judson Burdon, has launched the Surface Area Measurement Tool, an online-based mapping tool, to help professionals in the sealcoating and asphalt maintenance industry to calculate the amount of sealer or crackseal needed per job site without having to visit the location. The tool uses Google satellite technology to find the location, […]

For Madden Contracting Company, crews must pave back what they’ve milled up by the end of the shift in Texas and Louisiana.

Anrak milled the damaged rolled concrete surface of the steeply inclined Lake Oroville dam ahead of repairs.