What is Asphalt Milling?
Asphalt milling is a resurfacing process that involves removing the top layer of an existing asphalt pavement to create an even surface. The milled area is then overlaid with new asphalt. This is a faster and more effective way to create an even surface compared to patching individual potholes. The result is a uniform surface that does not have the patchwork appearance or inconsistent feel of old and new asphalt patches.
Milling may also be necessary when new pavement needs to be level with existing elevations. Simply adding a layer of asphalt would raise the elevation too much, so the existing surface must be milled down to the ideal thickness to ensure the new asphalt can meet flush with the required elevations. Overall, milling is a crucial step in the asphalt resurfacing process to ensure a smooth and uniform surface.
Benefits of Asphalt Milling
As a full-scale paving contractor, AAA Paving maintains its own in-house milling, material loading and hauling equipment for milling requirements ranging in size from 500 – 500,000 sq. ft. or more.
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Environmentally-friendly
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Improves drainage
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There’s little to no maintenance required
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Improves the surface to prevent skidding
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Less expensive
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Recycled materials for current or future projects
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Minimal traffic disruption
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Can help fix issues such as cracking from the inside out
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You can fix specific areas
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It can be hard to find an asphalt paving contractor that you can trust to get the job done right the first time. For over 50 years AAA Paving has delivered quality work to thousands of customers on time and on budget. So you can be confident knowing that your project will be done right.