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When is it too cold to pave asphalt? As the seasons change and the weather becomes colder, contractors must pay attention to specific details when paving asphalt. Asphalt is sensitive to moisture and temperature, and cold-weather paving typically has both of these variables present. So what is the lowest acceptable paving temperature? This depends on each state, but the most common minimum temperature allowed is 35 degrees Fahrenheit with rising ambient temperatures. How do contractors combat these conditions? A few common operational changes that occur during these cold weather paving days includes the following:
1. Ensuring the confinement or covering of transport trucks.
2. Eliminating surplus moisture from the road’s surface.
3. Enhancing on-site operations to guarantee the attainment of quality.
4. Raising plant temperatures or incorporating chemical additives that enable asphalt to endure lower temperatures.
Pavewise’s web-based software maximizes productivity and improves project quality resulting in increased incentives and profits for paving contractors. Variables such as weather, project specifications, and equipment operations impact every paving project. By efficiently managing project variables and integrating paving solutions, Pavewise develops a strategy for success for every paving project. In 2023, Pavewise successfully assisted in managing over $10 million dollars in paving projects across the United States.
We are the first intelligent construction software built for improving asphalt paving efficiencies and profits.