PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE PLANS

Plan the care.
Prepare the budget.

A property-specific approach to pavement maintenance, repairs and future improvements for commercial owners and community managers.

Seal Coating

A USEFUL PLAN STARTS WITH CONDITION

Turn a repair list into a sequence of work.

01

Understand the site

Review pavement condition, traffic, drainage and visible damage across the property.

02

Set the priorities

Separate immediate needs, routine maintenance and larger improvements.

03

Plan the budget

Use defined work areas and budget ranges to support your next approval cycle.

LOOKING AHEAD

The right work, in a practical order.

Now

Review current condition. Prioritize repairs and the areas that need attention first.

Next year

Schedule preventive maintenance, selected repairs and pavement marking work as appropriate.

Years 3–5

Prepare for larger resurfacing or reconstruction needs identified by the site review.

This is an illustrative planning framework. The scope and timing depend on actual pavement conditions and use.

BUILT FOR BUDGET CONVERSATIONS

Give your next approval
a clearer starting point.

A maintenance plan organizes proposed work and budget ranges into a format that can support a reserve study or capital expenditure request.

Review it as the property changes so the plan continues to reflect actual conditions and priorities.

Work to consider

  • Crack sealing and localized repairs
  • Seal coating and pavement markings
  • Drainage and concrete transitions
  • Overlay or reconstruction where warranted

START WITH A CONVERSATION

Start with the condition of your pavement.

Tell us where the work is and what you have in mind. We’ll help you identify the right next step.