Pavement Maintenance

Contractors can take advantage of the process known as cryogenic hardening for any number of tools. Let’s take a look at why a pavement maintenance contractor would do such a thing and what value it offers.

Bergkamp Inc. acquisition of Benedict Slurry Seal positions lab equipment for preservation professionals

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

Rabine Paving trialed a pavement quality indicator (PQI) Model 380 from TransTech Systems Inc. They soon ordered three of the non-nuclear density measuring devices.

Riverside Asphalt provides tack coat services for the larger paving contractors in Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire, using a fleet of distributor tanks from E.D. Etnyre, Oregon, Illinois.

For Innovative Roadway Solutions—a pavement preservation specialist operating in Texas, Missouri and the surrounding states—success means taking advantage of new innovations, even if they present a challenge to current pavement maintenance processes.

Continental Milling Inc. uses a Cat® PM822 cold planer for Kiewit Corporation’s Pikes Peak mill and overlay.

When it came time to revitalize the more than 40-year-old entry road and parking lots surrounding its corporate campus, the Cargill team saw an opportunity to put its Cargill Anova rejuvenator into action at home.