In Central Ohio, just west of Columbus, lies Madison County – a community of 44,000 residents and a diverse network of rural and urban roadways. Like many counties, Madison County faces the challenge of maintaining its network with limited resources and growing demands. But instead of relying solely on traditional methods, the county has embraced a proactive approach to extend the life of its roads.
Fog Seal Treatments can be a valuable aid to renew weathered asphalt surfaces while also improving the appearance of the surface.
A fog seal is a single application, typically light, of emulsified asphalt to an existing asphalt road surface. This type of maintenance treatment can be a valuable aid to renew weathered (oxidized) asphalt surfaces, improve the surface appearance, seal minor cracks and surface voids, and inhibit raveling.
On July 29th a fog seal project took place in Morgan County, Indiana. The pictures in this article are from that project.
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