Gettis Paving INC

12/28/2024

Help wanted!!
We are looking for experienced Pavers and Estimators. Please message us if interested! You can also reply via email to [email protected]

06/02/2022

Whose hunting for these treasures this weekend?

Who’s getting excited to hunting this weekend? Thanks again to Gettis Paving INC for sponsoring the hunt! 🤩

03/30/2022

The awesome crew getting this season started!

07/28/2020

Who else loves the smell of hot Asphalt??
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Some great work done by the crew this morning 🤙

07/09/2019

The crew getting some fine work in!! Its been one busy summer!!

10/18/2018

Baby Gettis ready to join the crew!

06/21/2018

Great job guys!

05/31/2018

Paving season is finally upon us! Let's get to work! Beautiful driveway, great job guys!

04/02/2018

Did you know?

The best temperature for paving asphalt is about 70 degrees Fahrenheit. For most people, that would make the late spring or early summer the best time of year for a new driveway, but that will vary depending on where you live.

During colder temperatures, mix temperature is critical to achieving compaction. You will have less time to compact the mix in cold weather, as the mix will cool more quickly

Asphalt paving cannot be completed while it is raining. Paving must also be delayed if it has rained recently enough for the ground to still be wet.

While paving companies would like to be able to complete jobs during any weather conditions, asphalt is made of a mixture that contains oils. These oils repel water, and laying asphalt while it is actively raining will cause unintended results that affect the quality of the project.

The repelling of oil from water means that cracks or holes may form in asphalt that is laid during rainy weather. These cracks can quickly turn into potholes, and it is even possible for potholes to form when asphalt is laid on wet ground after it has stopped raining.

The damage and quality concerns related to laying asphalt in wet conditions can be observed immediately. The oil that separates from the asphalt as it repels water will rise to the top of the newly surfaced road or parking lot. Craters may form if it is raining immediately after the asphalt has been laid.

Now..let's hope a warm spring with no rain is right around the corner!

09/06/2017

Getting some roads ready for pavement first thing in the morning! Sun up to sun down!