Ruston Paving was contracted by Triad Builders of King Inc. out of King, NC to pave the parking lot of a new Burger King restaurant. During construction, the site was found to have subbase concerns. After assessing the area, Ruston Paving value engineered the parking lot to utilize the full depth reclamation process, which shortened...
Ruston Paving was contracted by Kaeser Compressor to expand their parking lots in two locations as well as perform Full Depth Reclamation (FDR)) on all of their existing lots. Pictured here is our FDR crew working right behind our milling crew on the final phase. This project was expedited to meet their deadline for their...
Altec, a leading provider of products and services to the electric utility, telecommunications, tree care, lights and signs, and contractor markets, needed to reconstruct the yard space of its Creedmoor facility. Because of the size and weight of its product inventory, Altec had initially specified a new stone and heavy-duty layers of asphalt for the...
Ruston Paving’s Northern Virginia forces recently completed the final portion of a three phase project at the Shrine of St. Jude Catholic Church that has been ongoing for the past year. The bulk of the project involved our full depth reclamation process, which was utilized to remediate the pavement area’s poor subsurface. Each phase was...
In preparation for new tenants, Ruston Paving was hired by Lannh, LLC to mill the deteriorated asphalt surface and pave the parking lot at the old location of Jasper Engines. The pavement was in need of repair due to the heavy traffic and weight of the trucks bringing the engines and transmissions into the facility. After...
Ruston Paving was contracted by Dawn Homes, the owners of Village Green Apartments, to mill off 4″ of the existing pavement and install a new surface course of asphalt at one of the complex’s parking lots. However, once the existing material was removed, it was apparent that the subbase was too soft, which was the...
In 2011, flooding from Tropical Storm Lee caused significant damage to the Owego-Apalachin School District. Consequently, FEMA announced the approval of $23 million in funding to relocate its schools to a less flood-prone area and construct the administrative, maintenance, and storage buildings that were badly damaged. One of the final steps was to reconstruct the...
As bioMérieux, a world leader in the field of in vitro diagnostics, continues to expand its US headquarters in Durham, Ruston Paving is proud to once again work onsite. After removing the topsoil, our crews stabilized the area for a new parking lot by using the process of soil stabilization. An asphalt pavement layer was then...
Ruston Paving was contacted by Kennemetal to reconstruct its aging parking lot. Over the years, the pavement structure had failed and there were serious drainage issues that needed to be addressed. After listening to the engineering manager on site, we suggested the full depth reclamation process. This process would provide a strong subbase and allow us...
Ruston Paving was contacted directly by the Fort Lee Baptist Church, near the Richmond Airport, to reconstruct its parking lot. A church representative gave us numerous compliments on the crews’ professionalism, work ethic, and safety measures. He made a point to say that both our foremen took the time to answer his questions in the field...
