Pavement Guides

Straight answers about asphalt in Clark County

What the cracks in your lot mean, what Washington actually requires of your ADA stalls, and when our weather will let us seal. Written by the crew that does the work, not a marketing department.

Cracked asphalt marked for a cut-and-patch repair beside a concrete apron

Asphalt Repair Updated Sep 30, 2026 5 min read

Asphalt Crack Filling vs. Patching: Which Repair Fits?

Understand what crack treatment and asphalt patching address, how to describe damage, and what a repair quote should include.

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Bright yellow parking stall lines on a commercial lot

Property Management Updated Sep 23, 2026 5 min read

Parking Lot Striping Preparation: Plan the Closure

Prepare vehicles, tenants, accessible routes, deliveries, surface cleaning, and reopening decisions before your striping appointment.

Damaged asphalt beside a concrete apron before pavement repair

Pavement Care Updated Sep 16, 2026 5 min read

Standing Water in a Parking Lot: What to Check First

Tell a blocked drain from a pavement low spot, document recurring puddles, and ask for a repair that addresses the water problem.

Commercial parking lot with fresh yellow stall lines

Property Management Updated Sep 9, 2026 5 min read

Fall Parking Lot Maintenance: A Walkthrough Checklist

Inspect pavement, drainage, markings, and access before fall rain. A practical checklist for Clark County commercial properties.

Alligator-cracked asphalt marked with orange layout paint beside a concrete apron, with a crew member holding a cutoff saw before a cut-and-patch repair

Pavement Care Updated Aug 4, 2026 8 min read

Should You Sealcoat, Patch, or Repave Your Parking Lot?

How to read the cracks in your asphalt, what sealcoating can and cannot fix, and the point where patching or repaving becomes the honest answer for your lot.

A freshly striped commercial parking lot with concrete wheel stops set at the head of each stall, photographed under an overcast Clark County sky

Compliance Updated Aug 4, 2026 9 min read

ADA Parking Space Requirements in Washington State

How many accessible stalls your lot needs, how wide the van space and access aisle have to be, what the signs must say, and the penalty for getting it wrong.

Wet, freshly applied black sealcoat covering a residential driveway that runs up to a two-story house surrounded by Pacific Northwest evergreens

Sealcoating Updated Aug 4, 2026 8 min read

Best Time to Sealcoat Asphalt in the Pacific Northwest

The temperature and rain rules that decide the sealcoating season here, why the window runs roughly May through September, and how to time a job around it.

A commercial supply store lot at sunset with fresh black sealcoat and bright yellow stall striping running the length of the building

Property Management Updated Aug 4, 2026 9 min read

Parking Lot Maintenance Schedule for Property Managers

What to inspect after our wet season, which jobs belong in which month, and how to get a Clark County lot into the maintenance budget instead of an emergency.

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