FAQ | Paving & Utility Restoration Company in Chattanooga, TN

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General Information on Paving, Curb + Gutter Services, Utility Restoration

1. How do I know if my pavement needs resurfacing or a full replacement?
If your pavement has widespread cracking, potholes, drainage issues, or severe surface wear, it might be time for resurfacing or replacement. Our team will assess the condition and recommend the best solution.


2. How long does asphalt paving typically last?
With proper maintenance, asphalt paving can last 15-20 years. Factors like traffic volume, weather conditions, and regular upkeep (like sealcoating and crack filling) influence its lifespan.


3. What is commercial utility restoration?
Commercial utility restoration involves repairing and restoring pavement after utility work, such as water, sewer, or gas line installations or repairs. This ensures the surface is safe, smooth, and compliant with municipal standards.


4. How quickly can you restore a site after utility work?
Project timelines depend on the scope and weather conditions, but we prioritize prompt restoration to minimize downtime and ensure public safety.


5.What is flowable fill and when is it used?
Flowable fill is a self-compacting, low-strength cementitious material used as a backfill alternative to compacted soil. It’s ideal for filling utility trenches, abandoned pipelines, voids, and stabilizing weak sub-grade areas.


6. What are the advantages of using flowable fill?
Flowable fill offers faster installation, eliminates the need for manual compaction, reduces settlement issues, and provides long-term stability for pavements and utility repairs.


7. Is flowable fill safe for use around utilities?
Yes, flowable fill is designed to safely encase and protect utility lines while preventing future settlement and reducing maintenance needs.


8. What is curb and gutter paving?
Curb and gutter paving involves constructing concrete edges along roads, parking lots, and sidewalks to manage water drainage, protect pavement edges, and enhance overall appearance and safety.


9. Why are curbs and gutters important?
They direct stormwater to proper drainage systems, prevent erosion, protect landscaping, and help maintain the integrity of paved surfaces.