The Pavement Group

Our mission as a company is to simplify the complicated process of managing pavement assets for our clients. We achieve this through our unique proprietary process that provides our clients with every piece of data necessary for them to make informed and educated decisions on how to keep their parking lots and sidewalks safe, visually appealing, and we do it for the lowest cost of ownership possible.

How Recycled Asphalt Paving Can Benefit Your Business

Most of the time, we don’t even notice the ground beneath us until cracks, potholes, and uneven patches start to show. For many businesses in cities like Pittsburgh, Cranberry Township, or right here in Western Pennsylvania, pavement isn’t just concrete or asphalt. It’s the first impression people have when they arrive at your property. Now here’s the big question: what if you could get durable pavement that saves money, supports sustainability, and still looks professional? That’s exactly where recycled asphalt paving comes into play.

At The Pavement Group, we’ve seen firsthand how recycled asphalt paving transforms commercial spaces. It’s not just about patching up a driveway or refreshing a parking lot. It’s about giving your business a smarter, greener, and cost-effective solution that works as hard as you do.

What Exactly Is Recycled Asphalt Paving?

Recycled asphalt, often called RAP (Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement), is created by grinding and reusing old asphalt materials that have been removed from roadways, parking lots, or driveways. Instead of sending that material to landfills, it gets processed and repurposed into new pavement.

This process isn’t new. In fact, the Federal Highway Administration recognizes RAP as one of the most recycled materials in the United States. What’s exciting is how businesses in Pennsylvania and beyond are now leveraging this option for large-scale paving projects.

The Benefits of Recycled Asphalt for Businesses

Balancing environmental responsibility with budget constraints can be a challenge for businesses. Recycled asphalt provides a sustainable and cost-effective solution for paving and construction projects.