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ASPHALT PRESERVATION COMPANY, INC.
ABOUT US
Asphalt Preservation Company, Inc. is a family owned and
operated asphalt maintenance and pavement preservation
company serving Northwest Minnesota and Northeast North
Dakota.
We provide preventative maintenance construction and
resurfacing of asphalt streets, roads, parking lots and
highways, as well as sweeping operations.
Our company strives to build long-term relationships with our
customers by exceeding expectations and earning their trust.
We will do this by providing the highest quality services and
innovative products to provide a high return on investment.
We aim to be a leader in asphalt pavement preservation.
We are on hand to help you with any and all of your
asphalt needs, including pavement evaluation,
prioritizing repairs and budget forecasts to keep your
asphalt in the best possible condition.
www.asphaltpresco.com
Chip Seal
What is Chip Seal...
The Chip Seal Process
Compared to other surface
Step 1 Emulsion is sprayed
asphalt is applied onto the existing
treatments, chip seal is a quick
Step 2 Chip is applied
surface. A single layer of graded
application providing minimum traffic
Step 3 Chip is rolled and seated
aggregate (chip) is embedded into the
disruption
Step 4 Road is swept and fog sealed
An evenly distributed layer of emulsified
emulsified asphalt, is rolled, swept and
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surface friction
fog sealed to complete the process.
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Why Chip Seal?
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Most cost effective maintenance
Extends life of existing asphalt
by protecting the surface from all
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Strong return on investment with
decreased user costs
solution for an asphalt surface
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Improves safety by improving
Ideal Chip Seal
applications include...
weather related damage including
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Residential Streets
oxidation, cracking and future
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Industrial / Commerical Streets
potholes
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Low and High volume Roads
Extends surface life of pavement by
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Heavy Load Roads
Aggregate Material
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One Size Aggregate
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50 - 60% Embedment
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Cubical - not flat or elongated
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100% Fractured Face - crushed
quarry
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Dark in Appearance
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Compatible with Emulsion
8-10 years plus
Cape Seal
What is Cape Seal...
Double application of surface
Type II Cape Seal
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Less expensive than mill and overlays
treatments. A chip seal is applied first,
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3/8” chip seal
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No milling required
followed by the application of slurry seal.
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Type II slurry seal
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No utility adjustments
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Smooth surface vs. chip seal
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More durable than a slurry seal
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Significantly reduces cracking
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No snowplow damage
Type I Cape Seal
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1/4” chip seal
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Type I slurry seal
Why Cape Seal?
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Get the best of both treatments
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Last longer (10 plus years)
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Strong usage for residential streets
Sand Seal
What is a Sand Seal...
Why Sand Seal?
A sprayed application of asphalt
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Enrich weathered pavements
emulsion followed by a covering
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Fills fine cracks in the pavement
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Additional skid resistance
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Inhibit raveling
of clean sand or fine aggregate. A
pneumatic-tire roller is often used
after applying the sand. Excess
sand is removed from the surface
after rolling.
Chip Seal Underlayment
What is Chip Seal
Underlayment...
Why Chip Seal
Underlayment?
A chip seal that provides a waterproof
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membrane prior to the placement of
a thin lift of hot asphalt such as Open
applied thin lift asphalt.
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Strong seal designed to protect
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Strong interlocking bond to the thin lift
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Quick to apply prior to final surface
placement
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Will increase the life span of the thin
lift overlay
underlying surface
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Improves the integrity of the thin lift
overlay
finished surface
Graded Friction Course, Hot Chip
Seal, Plant Mix Seal and other hot
Strong bond from existing surface to
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Helps to reduce future cracking and
potholes
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Very cost effective compared to other
treatments
Final lift can be delayed to a future time
Pickup Sweeping
Sweeping Services Provided
Street and parking lot sweeping is most
Removal of debris lessens the
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Surface Lots
commonly used for improved aesthetics.
opportunity of skids and collisions,
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Asphalt Resurfacing / Construction
However, the benefits go well beyond
and also allows drivers to safely judge
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City Streets
visual appeal and serve to protect
distance to curbs and roadway edges.
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Chip Seal
drivers from road hazards.
Chip seals are expected to provide at least 5 years of service; therefore,
three or four chip seals may be necessary for a pavement to reach its
design life. When applied on an existing flexible pavement, a chip seal
will provide a surface wearing course, seal the underlying pavement
against water intrusion, enhance or restore skid resistance, and enrich
the pavement surface to prevent the distresses caused by oxidation.
Chip seals are generally effective in sealing fine cracks on the roadway
surface, unless the cracks are indications of structural distresses.
Each dollar spent
on maintenance
before the age of rapid
deterioration saves
$6 to $10 in future
rehabilitation costs...
Preventative Maintenance Concept
100
Chip seals are not expected
to provide additional structural
capacity to the pavement,
although it appears to be a
common practice to apply chip
seals to pavements that have
structural distresses. Justification
for chip sealing as a stopgap
procedure is straightforward; it
is believed that the chip seal
will reduce the rate of further
deterioration until funds are
made available for a conventional
overlay.
Spending $1
on preservation
Excellent
40% Drop in Quality
PCI : Pavement Condition Index
Good
Fair
75% of Life
Poor
20
...eliminates
or delays
spendiing
$6-$10 on
rehab or
reconstruction
40% Drop in Quality
Source: National Cooperative Highway
Research Program. NCHRP Synthesis 342;
Chipseal Best Practices. Publication.
PCI
Very Poor
12% of Life
Failed
0
5
10
15
20
Cost Analysis & Life Cycle
Chip Seal
8 - 10 years
Cape Seal
10 - 12 years
Double Chip Seal
10 - 12 years
Chip Seal
Underlayment
10 - 12 years
2” Mill and Overlay
10 - 12 years
5” Reconstruction
10 - 12 years
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ASPHALT PRESERVATION COMPANY, INC.
22923 N Pearl Lake Road
Detroit Lakes, MN 56501
11245 390th Ave NE
Goodridge, MN 56725
P: 218.689.4536
F: 701.335.7199
www.asphaltpresco.com