Asphalt

Asphalting roads is the process of covering the road surface with a layer of asphalt or concrete to improve the surface quality and provide a smooth, even surface for vehicles. This is done by cleaning the existing surface, removing defects and cavities, and then applying a layer of base aggregate, followed by leveling and compaction using heavy equipment. After that, a layer of asphalt or concrete is applied, and the surface is leveled precisely to achieve a smooth and durable surface. Road asphalting enhances the road’s resistance to wear and reduces the likelihood of cracks and cavities. It also contributes to improving driver safety and reducing vehicle vibrations.