Line Painting

Paving and Infrared Repairs are two distinct methods used in road and pavement maintenance and repair. They serve different purposes and are applied under specific circumstances. Here’s an overview of each:

Paving refers to the process of installing a new layer of asphalt or concrete on an existing road or pavement surface. This method is typically employed when the existing surface is severely damaged, worn out, or no longer functional.

Infrared repairs, on the other hand, are a specific method used to address localized pavement damage and imperfections without the need for complete resurfacing. This technique is particularly useful for repairing small to medium-sized areas of pavement, such as potholes, cracks, and surface defects.