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Resurrection College required routine pavement maintenance for two active parking lots totaling approximately 50,000 square feet in Waterloo, Ontario. The objective was to protect the existing asphalt, restore clear site organization, and maintain a clean, professional appearance for daily operations.
The pavement was structurally sound but showing typical surface cracking and wear consistent with regular vehicle traffic. A standard maintenance scope was selected to address these issues early, prevent further deterioration, and extend pavement life without unnecessary replacement.
Work was planned to fit within the school’s operational schedule, ensuring safe access and minimal disruption to staff, students, and visitors.
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Completed crack filling across both parking lots to prevent water intrusion and slow pavement deterioration.
Prepared the asphalt surface and applied a standard commercial sealcoating application to protect the pavement and refresh appearance.
Re-striped all parking lines and pavement markings to restore clear traffic flow, organization, and safety.
Coordinated work sequencing to maintain access and minimize disruption during school operations.
Delivered a clean, protected surface that supports ongoing use and long-term pavement performance.
Manage pavement like an asset—not a repair bill. Receive occasional notes on planning, maintenance, and cost-effective rehabilitation.
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