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Concrete
Golf Cart Paths
Description
Properly constructed concrete path systems will last - free from maintenance for decades. Asphalt paths will start to deteriorate after only a few years of installation. Asphalt paths also require annual sealing and periodic resurfacing.
Concrete can be easily edged. Asphalt edges will crumble making edging difficult.
With the right finish, your concrete paths will be slip-resistant, lowering your risk of injuries and in turn, lowering your liability. Wet asphalt can become slick and slippery, increasing your exposure.
Concrete paths resist deterioration from water
One of the leading causes of asphalt deterioration is water. Rain and irrigation water migrates through microscopic surface cracks in asphalt pavement causing premature failure. Concrete is not affected by water.
From soil preparation, grade consideration and design, Brown Brothers Asphalt and Concrete can easily install or repair golf cart paths.
