The asphalt life cycle consists of several phases, with maintenance being one of the most crucial yet often overlooked aspects. Regular maintenance practices are pivotal in extending the longevity of asphalt assets. Once your new asphalt is installed, it requires consistent inspections and preventive measures to preserve its condition. Ongoing maintenance is necessary to address wear and tear, ensuring the asphalt remains resilient and protected from the damaging effects of weather and traffic. Asphalt rejuvenation is the most proactive, valuable, and cost-effective tool in your maintenance toolbox.

To extend the lifespan of your asphalt pavement, proactive maintenance and timely interventions are essential. By investing in regular maintenance practices with Total Asphalt and Veritas Green™, you are taking a significant step towards ensuring the longevity of your pavement and protecting your investment for years to come. Trust in these solutions to help you maximize the lifespan of your asphalt infrastructure.

This chart contrasts the traditional model with the pavement preservation model. The first descending curve on the left represents the traditional model, in which unchecked pavement deterioration eventually triggers the need for major road rehabilitation. The wave-like pattern of curves at the top of the figure represents the concept of preservation, in which pavement receives preventative maintenance regularly while still in good condition.