Set your parking lot up for success this coming year Think ahead with a pavement management plan

Minimize unexpected expenses and keep track of basic upkeep by bundling all your pavement needs into a maintenance plan. Planning ahead gets the day-to-day management tasks out of the way so that you can focus on larger capital expenditures. Pavement management plans are lifesavers at keeping dates and services straight, especially if you oversee multiple properties.

Our project managers swear by preventative maintenance, which is a proactive approach to pavement problems that can significantly extend the lifespan of your parking lot. Simple, cost-effective services like cracksealing and sealcoating can keep your parking lot in excellent condition when performed regularly. Preventative maintenance is a cost-effective solution that defers time-intensive pavement removal and replacement, which is only going to become more expensive as asphalt prices rise.

Not only do fresh pavement markings have the power to catch a potential customer’s eye and make a good impression, but they also help reduce confusion and optimize traffic flow. Well-designed traffic flows prevent accidents and make effective use of limited lot space, so parking is the last thing your patrons need to worry about. Our lot-marking experts have years of experience under their belts and can help strategize pavement markings for restaurants with drive-through lanes, tight turns and more.

Sometimes Success Means Turning Down a Client Request

What the Client Wanted

What Our Competitors Didn’t Consider

Why We Put Our Clients First

The client accepted our proposal, which allowed them to accomplish what they needed — and more—for a much lower price. Instead of the massive overhaul proposed by the third party engineer, they signed a contract with Rose for $800,000. At the end of the day, we ended up invoicing for nearly half the revenue we would have earned on the job they initially requested. But to us, that’s a win, not a loss. Acting as their trusted advisor, our client paid over 40% less than another contractor would have charged. What would have been a $1.5 million job, ended up costing less than $1 million.

“From the beginning, it has always been our policy to look out for the best interests of our clients, and this case is an excellent example of doing just that,” Briar said. “We’re more interested in doing what’s right by the client and building a long-term relationship than simply doing one large project.”

From specialty retailers to one-stop shops, big-box stores are part and parcel of daily life. Whether they’re running weekly errands or shopping leisurely, millions of shoppers rely on stores staying organized inside and out. You only have one opportunity to make a good first impression. Customers are sizing up your business as soon as they step foot on your sidewalk or drive into your lot, so make their first impression a great one with impressive paving that’s easy to navigate and risk-free. Here’s how our parking lot experts pave with the customer and business in mind.

Earning your customer’s trust goes further than delivering on your promises and selling a good product. Delivering a flawless customer experience across all locations establishes your commitment to the people who make your brand possible. Avoid accidents by repairing potholes and sidewalk cracks as quickly as possible. Limiting liability and injury risk keeps your customers happy and your insurance premiums low.

Everyone deserves a seamless shopping experience, so we recommend keeping accessibility top of mind at all times. Our pavement experts are aware of every state’s accessibility laws and can help your parking lot go above and beyond what’s required. As a bonus, ramps can even help customers with bulky purchases get to their cars conveniently, freeing up your loading zones and easing traffic congestion.

Flexible yet thorough, pavement management plans allow businesses to plan for the future and keep their parking lot looking sharp, all while staying under budget. Regional property managers lean on PMPs to keep abreast of maintenance needs across all their properties, but even a facility manager overseeing one property will see the benefits immediately.