Commercial Services
What Is Asphalt Milling?
Asphalt milling usually occurs prior to installing a new asphalt layer or overlay and can be repeated on the same surface many times.
It is also sometimes called cold planning, cold milling or profiling. The milling process entails a milling machine breaking up, crushing, and removing an entire pavement layer/s ranging from just the surface to milling down to the base.
5 Benefits of Having ASP Mill Your Asphalt
Restores pavement to a uniform, even profile and removes all surface imperfections like bumps and ruts in the process.
Excellent Precision
Milling offers great precision when it comes to removing a specific depth. If the damage is confined to just the surface layer, the milling machine can remove just that layer if needed.
Environmentally Friendly
Milling generates no smoke or flames and the small amount of dust is easily controlled to avoid pollution.
Once asphalt is milled, the resulting textured pavement can be used immediately as a driving surface allowing minimal traffic interruption during construction and allows your business to stay operational.
Milling is extremely effective for drainage correction
What is a Mill and Pave?
When an area is milled and repaved, it is also commonly called a Mill and Pave.
Often times the sub-base under the pavement has failed or the current pavement has become too deteriorated where it is best to mill and re-pave the area.
This involves milling up the existing deteriorated asphalt pavement and fixing any sub-base failures and problems by re-grading, leveling, pulverizing, and milling to a specific depth. The specific depth to mill asphalt would be determined once the type of traffic and volume has been identified for that particular area. After the milling takes place, the area is newly paved with a new asphalt surface layer or overlay completing the mill and pave process.
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