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Why Smart Property Managers Plan Their Paving Budgets at the End of the Year

Think paving planning can wait until spring? Think again. The smartest property managers lock in their budgets before December 31st. Learn why year-end planning saves money and stress.

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How Strata Properties Can Prepare Their Asphalt for Winter (And Save Money in Spring)

A Practical, Local Guide for Strata Councils Across Metro Vancouver Have You Ever Wondered Why Winter Hits Strata Asphalt So Hard? Let’s be honest, winter in Metro Vancouver isn’t like winter in the Prairies. We’re not buried under two feet of snow for months. Instead, we get the worst combo: rain… freeze… thaw… repeat. And […]

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Keeping Public Spaces Safe: Why Timely Snow Removal is Crucial for Schools and Universities

BC winters are unpredictable. Learn how timely snow removal keeps university and college campuses safe, accessible, and ready for students.

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How Weather Patterns Are Changing Snow Management Strategies in the Lower Mainland

BC’s winters are shifting fast. See how Burnaby Blacktop helps strata and retail properties stay safe with smarter snow and ice management.

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The True Cost of Snow Removal for Vancouver Property Managers (And How to Budget for It)

Wondering about snow removal costs in Vancouver? Learn what affects pricing. To know the actual cost for your property, request a quote.

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Book Snow Removal Services in Greater Vancouver In September/October – Don’t Wait Until Winter

Booking snow removal services well in advance of the winter season is crucial in a unpredictable city like Vancouver. Here are some key reasons why early planning is essential.

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How Cities in Metro Vancouver Manage Potholes & What Residents Should Know

Curious how potholes are fixed in Vancouver, Burnaby, and Surrey? Discover how municipalities repair roads and what Burnaby Blacktop can do about it.

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Top Mistakes Homeowners Make When Installing a New Driveway

The right preparation, materials, and contractor can make the difference between a driveway that lasts 5 years and one that lasts 25. Here are the most common mistakes homeowners make and what you can do to avoid costly repairs.

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How Long Should You Wait to Drive on a Sealed Driveway?

So, you finally got your driveway sealed. It looks amazing, doesn’t it? But now comes the awkward part: when can you actually drive on it without ruining all that fresh work? The Magic Number: 24 to 48 Hours In general, most sealed driveways need at least 24 hours before they can handle vehicle traffic. But, […]

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