Based in Brandon, Mix Brothers Construction installs Petromat paving fabric for roadway, parking lot, and commercial resurfacing projects throughout Tampa Bay and Florida.
Installed between prepared pavement and a new asphalt overlay, binder-saturated paving fabric creates an interlayer that helps limit surface-water intrusion, absorb pavement stress, and slow reflective cracking from the existing surface into the new overlay.
Petromat is an engineered paving interlayer used as part of an asphalt overlay system. The fabric is placed over properly prepared existing pavement after the specified asphalt binder has been applied. A new asphalt surface course is then installed over the fabric.
When properly installed and saturated with binder, the paving fabric creates a continuous membrane between the existing pavement and the new overlay. This interlayer helps protect the pavement structure from surface-water infiltration while relieving some of the stress that causes existing cracks to reflect through a new asphalt surface.
Petromat installation is not a substitute for correcting unstable base material, serious drainage problems, widespread pavement failure, or unsuitable surface conditions. Mix Brothers Construction evaluates the existing pavement and project requirements before recommending paving fabric, milling, localized repairs, reconstruction, or another rehabilitation approach.
Proper surface preparation, binder application, fabric placement, and overlay installation are essential to the performance of a paving interlayer. Product requirements and installation methods may vary according to pavement conditions, engineering specifications, and the selected paving-fabric system.
Petromat is generally installed as part of a larger pavement rehabilitation plan. Learn more about our commercial asphalt paving services throughout Florida.
No paving fabric can correct every form of pavement distress. A site evaluation helps determine whether Petromat installation should be included in the resurfacing plan and which repairs should be completed first.
Florida pavement is exposed to intense sunlight, frequent rainfall, heavy traffic, and extended periods of heat. Once cracks develop, water can enter the pavement system and contribute to the deterioration of underlying materials. A properly designed paving interlayer can provide additional moisture protection while helping an asphalt overlay tolerate movement from the existing surface.
Mix Brothers Construction provides Petromat installation for eligible roadway, parking lot, and commercial paving projects in Tampa Bay and communities throughout Florida. The recommended rehabilitation system depends on the existing pavement, drainage, traffic, project specifications, and expected use of the property.
No. Petromat is designed to help slow reflective cracking and limit surface-water infiltration, but it cannot permanently prevent every crack. Its performance depends on pavement condition, installation quality, overlay design, drainage, traffic, and the type of pavement distress.
Petromat paving fabric is installed between a prepared existing pavement surface and a new asphalt overlay. The selected binder helps attach and saturate the fabric before the new asphalt surface is placed.
Severely failed pavement may require base repair, patching, milling, or reconstruction before a paving interlayer can be considered. Petromat should not be used to conceal unresolved structural or drainage failures.
Yes. Depending on project specifications and existing conditions, paving interlayers may be used beneath asphalt overlays on roadways, parking lots, access roads, industrial pavement, and other commercial surfaces.
Cost depends on the project area, existing pavement condition, required repairs, surface preparation, fabric type, binder requirements, asphalt-overlay design, site access, traffic control, and scheduling. A site evaluation is needed to prepare an accurate estimate.
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