As 2021 comes to a close, many business owners find themselves wrapping up the year with final invoicing, closing out accounts, analyzing year-end numbers, and reviewing projections for the upcoming year. It’s also a time when businesses with brick and mortar locations or rental properties review their maintenance and repair needs. If you are in the throes of budgeting for 2022, now is the time to plan for your commercial paving projects. Join our paving experts as we review three tips for affecting pavement budgeting.
TIP 1 | Consider the Condition, History, and Age of Your Pavement

TIP 2 | Gauge the Impact of Your Pavement
Next, consider what role your pavement plays for your business. Are you a retail space that relies on a clean, safe, and well-maintained parking lot to protect your customers and employees? Are you a property management company that maintains living areas for tenants and their families? Does your business have a drive-through to serve your customers? If employees, customers, or tenants use your pavement regularly, you’ll want to keep preventative maintenance and repair in mind as you budget. Consider reprioritizing your goals for 2022 if your paved areas can make or break a customer experience with your business. For more information on best practices for maintenance, explore our article New Parking Lot Care & Maintenance. Putting in a little extra work early can prevent bigger issues down the road.
TIP 3 | Get a Thorough Walk-Through and Know Your Options
Budgeting isn’t always fun, but when you have the right people in your corner, it can be a lot easier. If you having questions about asphalt repair and maintenance, options for repaving, or would like to get a quote for services, contact us today!