Concrete Paving & Repair

Springfield Striping and Sealing is Springfield’s premier choice for comprehensive concrete paving, repair, sealing, and striping services in Springfield, Missouri, and surrounding areas. We have extensive experience in concrete pavement for commercial, industrial or municipal applications. Our paving crews are trained in the most recent procedures for producing quality concrete surfaces. We maintain modern mixing and paving equipment, ensuring your new concrete surface or concrete restoration project is the best quality available.

Parking Areas

  • Shopping and Retail Centers

  • Office Buildings

  • Manufacturing Facilities

  • Warehouse and Truck Terminals

  • Apartment Complexes

  • School and Parks

  • Subdivisions

  • Municipalities

  • Churches

  • Residential Driveways

Construction Services

  • Concrete Parking Lot Paving

  • Concrete Parking Lot Repair

  • Concrete Sidewalk

  • Concrete Curb & Gutter

  • Concrete Dumpster Pads

  • Concrete Surface Patching

  • Concrete Joint Sealing

  • Concrete Parking Stops

  • ADA Compliance Ramps / Access

  • Signage Installation

 
Traffic Loads

The primary difference between concrete and asphalt road surfaces is that concrete is a rigid structure and asphalt is flexible. The significance of this is in how the pavements react to traffic loads and the environment. Each has its specific advantages and uses.

Durability

Concrete has a longer structural life. Typically, a concrete pavement is designed to last 25 to 30 years, and some are built with a life of 50 years. It doesn't rut, washboard or shove out of its original position. Its rigid surface provides excellent durability.

Maintenance and Repair

Because it is built with a longer structural life, concrete requires less repair and maintenance. This means fewer delays for commuters due to closed roads under construction or repairs.

Concrete Can Withstand Heavy Weight

Unlike asphalt, concrete is not affected by seasonal weakening of the subgrade during spring thaw. This feature allows heavy vehicles to maintain full weight on concrete highways all year round. Concrete is very well suited to heavy load truck traffic. It is especially useful for water courses and high weight loading areas. It is more expensive to install than asphalt but is a wise investment for locations that must withstand heavy loads.

Safety Benefits

Concrete pavement provides shorter vehicle stopping distance. During wet weather, water or ice collected in the ruts of an asphalt pavement can increase the potential for skidding. The rigid surface of concrete does not allow tire ruts, eliminating this risk.
 
Concrete pavement improves night time visibility. It deflects light from a vehicle or lamppost better than the darker colored asphalt.
 

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In addition to our concrete expertise, we offer comprehensive sealing and striping services. Whether you seek asphalt sealing and striping for parking lots or driveways, we're your trusted local experts. For parking lot sealing and striping near Springfield, MO, count on us for premium-quality services tailored to your needs.

For efficient driveway repair in Springfield, MO, rely on our specialized solutions designed to restore and enhance the functionality and aesthetics of your property.

At Springfield Striping & Sealing, we pride ourselves on using the latest procedures and modern equipment to ensure the highest quality in all our concrete, sealing, and striping projects. Contact us today to experience excellence in concrete solutions, asphalt sealing, striping, and residential asphalt in Springfield and nearby areas.

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FAQs for Concrete Paving & Repair

  • Concrete paving is the process of creating a smooth, durable surface using a mixture of cement, water, aggregates, and other materials. It is commonly used for parking lots, sidewalks, curbs, and roadways due to its long lifespan and strength.

    • Concrete paving involves building a brand-new concrete surface, such as parking lots, sidewalks, or curbs.

    • Concrete repair focuses on fixing damaged areas through patching, resurfacing, or sealing cracks in existing concrete.

  • Concrete paving typically lasts 25 to 50 years when properly installed and maintained. Some concrete pavements are even designed to last up to 50 years or more with minimal repairs.

    • Durability: Concrete lasts longer (25-50 years) than asphalt (15-20 years).

    • Cost: Concrete has a higher upfront cost but lower maintenance costs over its lifespan.

    • Maintenance: Concrete requires fewer repairs, while asphalt needs regular sealing.

    • Load capacity: Concrete can handle heavier loads, making it ideal for truck routes and heavy vehicle traffic.

    • Longer lifespan (25-50 years).

    • Withstands heavy traffic loads (ideal for truck traffic).

    • Reduced maintenance (fewer repairs are needed).

    • Better wet-weather safety (no tire ruts, better traction).

    • Improved visibility (concrete reflects light better than asphalt).

  • Asphalt is cheaper to install), but concrete lasts longer, requires less maintenance, and has lower lifetime costs. Over time, concrete may be the more cost-effective option.

  • Cracks can be minimized by:

    • Using control joints to guide cracks.

    • Installing rebar or wire mesh for reinforcement.

    • Ensuring proper curing to avoid drying too quickly.