Hi !
My contractor wants to asphalt my driveway under the rain. I think it
doesn't make sense. Can somebody give me some advice on this?

Thanks

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Hi !
My contractor wants to asphalt my driveway under the rain. I think it
doesn't make sense. Can somebody give me some advice on this?

Thanks


I'm no expert, but I see road paving done in light to medium rain all the
time. Well, not all the time, they do it on sunny days to, but rain does
not seem to stop them.

wrote:
Hi !
My contractor wants to asphalt my driveway under the rain. I think it
doesn't make sense. Can somebody give me some advice on this?

Depends on the amount of rail, subsoil conditions (will there be
standing water), distance from the plant (will the asphalt still be
hot enough), when the rain starts, etc.

This from the Asphalt Institute: http://tinyurl.com/2tztuu

R

On Jun 19, 11:23 am, RicodJour wrote:
wrote:
Hi !
My contractor wants to asphalt my driveway under the rain. I think it
doesn't make sense. Can somebody give me some advice on this?

Depends on the amount of rail, subsoil conditions (will there be
standing water), distance from the plant (will the asphalt still be
hot enough), when the rain starts, etc.

This from the Asphalt Institute: http://tinyurl.com/2tztuu

R

It said you could as long as the rain isn't too hard. Fortunately,
around here we have very soft rain since the county installed an
atmospheric water softener a few years back. ;-)

How can he PLAN to do that? Just wait until the rain stops.

--
Steve Barker







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Hi !
My contractor wants to asphalt my driveway under the rain. I think it
doesn't make sense. Can somebody give me some advice on this?

Thanks