Lightning Pavement Maintenance

About Lightning Pavement Maintenance

Chicago winters are hard on asphalt. Water seeps into small cracks, freezes, expands and turns them into potholes by spring. Lightning Pavement Maintenance is listed for that kind of work under asphalt pavers, a two-person business with seven years in operation.

The repairs on its profile are seal coating, painting and line marking, filling thin cracks, filling big cracks, filling potholes and resurfacing. Areas named include driveways, parking lots, walkways and sidewalks, patios, and game courts, at residential and commercial properties. Sealcoat is generally a maintenance step, applied every few years to slow oxidation and keep water out, while resurfacing lays down a new layer when the old one is too far gone for patching. Line painting matters most for parking lots, where stall layout and accessible spaces need to be clearly marked.

On the listing, every day of the week is posted as a full day. Paving work depends heavily on weather, since sealer and patching materials need dry conditions and mild temperatures to cure. When you call Lightning Pavement Maintenance, give the size of the area, describe the cracks or holes and send photos. For a lot, mention whether it can be closed in sections while work is done.

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