New Post: Asphalt Sports Courts Maintenance Solutions For HOAs -
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, except that in an HOA, many beholders might get rubbed off the wrong way when they see a sports court in disrepair before moving in. The horror!
Reputation is key to HOAs thriving on the market, and rightly so because they come with secure community amenities and recreational spaces. DG Pavement Solutions is no stranger to remediating asphalt sports court surfaces in opulent HOAs. Here is how to go about it!
Should I Pressure Wash It?
Outdoor basketball & tennis courts, running tracks, & playgrounds are usually laid using asphalt. They can collect dirt & stains over time, marring the visual appeal of the otherwise pristine surfaces. It's safe to pressure wash asphalt sport court surfaces as long as the surface is not damaged by potholes or is raveling.
Pressure washing should be scheduled once every year but ensuring the surface is clear of cracks is far more crucial. Pressure wash, dry, clean, fill & seal cracks, then undertake a seal coat for optimal results. If the cracks are ignored, water intrusion may come into effect, damaging the asphalt.
Is A Home Remedy Going To Cut It?
You might come across baking soda and other usual panty chemicals, but we recommend you steer clear of the homier concoctions and stick to professional products & services. Never attempt to remove dirt, oil stains, or chalk from an asphalt sport court wi
