What is asphalt milling, and why should you opt for it? Asphalt milling, also known as pavement milling, refers to the process of removing a small layer from the surface area of a bridge, road, or driveway to keep it smooth.
The milling machine, also known as a cold planer, grinds up asphalt to a predetermined depth and then vacuums up the material that has been milled.
Asphalt that has served its time can then be recycled and reused. The millings removed are then broken down into pieces that are about as small as gravel. The crushed asphalt material can then be reapplied to smooth out the asphalt surface.
In this post, we’ll discuss why you should consider
asphalt milling over gravel for your parking lot in Jacksonville:
