Paving

New asphalt compaction technology is helping contractors improve safety, operator training, density achievement and jobsite efficiency through intelligent roller systems and automation.

Improving visibility on the paver tow point guide with high-visibility paint can help crews read gauges faster and maintain smoother paving operations.

Haul truck drivers play a critical role in paving operations, where route discipline, awareness and teamwork directly affect safety and production.

Pickleball court paving requires precise grading, smooth asphalt surfacing, proper acrylic coatings and accurate striping to deliver long-lasting, high-performance courts.

Asphalt paving on steep hills requires adjusted techniques for hauling, paving, and compaction to ensure safety, quality, and long-term performance.

Learn when tamping screed asphalt paving makes sense, how European-style screeds differ from vibratory designs, and which projects benefit most from each approach.

Benjamin Everett explores why unsupported longitudinal joints struggle and offers ideas — including confinement — to improve density, compaction and long‑term joint life.