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Serenia Life Financial manages a large, highly visible 80,000 square foot commercial parking lot that supports daily weekday operations. Rather than waiting for pavement failure, the property follows a planned maintenance cycle to keep the lot in strong condition, protect appearance, and avoid costly replacement.
This project was part of that ongoing maintenance strategy. While the pavement remained structurally sound, surface cracking, localized failures, and drainage issues required attention to maintain performance and prevent long-term deterioration. The objective was to correct these issues, refresh the surface, and return the lot to service without interrupting weekday operations.
All work was scheduled over a single weekend so the site could reopen fully for staff and visitors on Monday morning. By addressing issues early and maintaining the pavement at regular intervals, Serenia Life Financial continues to extend pavement life and significantly reduce long-term ownership costs.

Performed targeted drainage corrections to prevent water pooling and reduce future pavement damage.
Repaired multiple catch basins to maintain proper surface flow and protect the surrounding asphalt.
Completed localized hot asphalt patch repairs to address isolated failures before they spread.
Crack filled the entire 80,000 sq ft parking lot to limit water intrusion and slow pavement aging.
Prepared the surface and applied a double-coat application of our premium commercial sealer to protect the asphalt and restore a uniform, clean appearance.
Re-striped all parking lines and pavement markings to maintain clear traffic flow and site organization.
Executed the full scope over a single weekend, ensuring uninterrupted access for weekday business operations.
This project reflects a recurring maintenance cycle designed to keep the parking lot in excellent condition over time. By completing structured maintenance every few years—rather than reacting to failure—Serenia Life Financial preserves pavement performance, maintains curb appeal, and avoids the expense of premature repaving.
Manage pavement like an asset—not a repair bill. Receive occasional notes on planning, maintenance, and cost-effective rehabilitation.