Rose Paving

read moreOur services aren't limited to asphalt and concrete - we do it all, from preventative maintenance to structural reconstruction. We partner with you to develop a collaborative relationship, understanding your needs, working within your budget and being here to assist year-round. Regardless of the amount of asphalt / concrete you have, Rose Paving is here to help you with all your needs from a simple patch to resurfacing, or removal and replacement and everything in between. We also service concrete structures such as: parking lots, parking garages, walkways, curbs, gutters, dumpster pads, parking bumpers, catch basins, and walls and ramps in addition to our asphalt services.

read moreAs the great Bob Dylan once sang, "oh the times, they are a-changin'." Though these lyrics were written years ago, they still ring true in the present day. During these troubled times, it's important to look back to see not only how far we've come, but also how our actions as community members shape the. Rose Paving's new Tennessee location will provide local parking lot management expertise and national reach to the Nashville area. Pavecoat, LLC is now Rose Paving Nashville. Rose Paving, LLC, North America's largest parking lot management service provider, has announced the launch of a new Nashville satellite location, making it Rose Paving's ninth North American office.

read moreConcrete offers exceptional durability to any structure. Concrete maintenance and repair services aide in providing the longest life possible to your concrete areas. Concrete is used in a variety of areas, such as walkways, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, dumpster pads, parking bumpers, walls, ramps, and more. Once the concrete has been poured and cured, the aging process begins. Weather, traffic, vehicle use and many other elements undermine the surface causing cracks and holes. Without ongoing preventative maintenance, water can enter through these openings and cause further deterioration.

read moreThe exterior appearance of your facility is an important factor in a customer's first impression and overall opinion of your business. It can even enhance or detract from your organization's brand, values, and mission. As a result, it is extremely important to implement a routine maintenance program, especially on your parking lot. After all, a parking lot is an essential element for any location serving business or consumer clientele. Proper upkeep is necessary to avoid costly repairs and to project a positive image.

read moreAsphalt pavement is utilized in a variety of different applications because of its durability, cost-effectiveness, simplicity of construction, and strength. It is the material of choice for parking lots across the nation because asphalt withstands heavier loads and, when combined with proper asphalt maintenance, lasts for many years. In order to maximize the life of your asphalt parking lot, it is important to develop a pavement management plan involving routine inspections and ongoing preventative maintenance.

read moreRose Paving is not just about servicing asphalt and concrete; we develop client relationships. We never accept shortcuts or compromises when it comes to the quality of our work. We always use the highest quality materials and state-of-the-art application techniques. Our promise is to virtually eliminate burden, guesswork, and unbudgeted expenses for our customers by doing it right the first time. We strive to provide the highest level of pavement condition and life span, all in accordance with detailed specifications, budgets, timetables, and expectations.

read moreA parking lot is one of the first things noticed by customers, clients, and visitors entering a facility. The color contrast of a newly striped lot is attractive and is a good indication that the property owner emphasizes maintenance. A well-marked parking lot directs people safely around the parking area. Crosswalks, stop bars, loading-zone markings, and properly marked pickup areas, such as for customers or boarding vehicles, inform pedestrians where they should walk, when to give right-of-way to traffic, and what areas to avoid.