Gee Asphalt Systems, Inc.
Construction Services - Cedar Rapids, IA, US
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Family Owned–Serving clients Nation-Wide: Gee Asphalt Systems, Inc. (Est. 1950) has been strategic in yielding the greatest pavement sustainability and Asphalt Preservation methods at the lowest cost.Extensive FHWA, FAA, NAVFAC, MDOT, and AZDOT research show that strategic Asphalt Preservation can double the life of streets, roadways and highways, airports, and commercial pavements AND reduce replacement costs by up to 60% compared to using the worst first-practices.All seatcoats are NOT the same.We distribute and apply proven front-runner, GSB-88® Sealer Binder; made from Gilsonite, a 99.85% pure mineral asphalt ore, high in asphaltenes and nitrogen compounds, never cracked or fractioned, and Awarded the Nation's First Environmental Product Declaration (EPD).While many protective coatings, including coal tar, only stick on top of asphalt, the chemical properties retained in GSB-88 penetrate down into the pavement matrix and become part of the surface; sealing and binding aggregates tightly together; expanding and moving at the same rate as asphalt pavement – making the strength of the binder both quantifiable and predictable. The GSB Result: A self-preserving system that creates an incredibly dense, tight surface that will retain the flexibility and load carrying ability of a "new" pavement for longer, up to or greater than twice the normal service life span. And, can save you up to 10x over pavement replacement costs.If you are looking for honest, hard working, reliable, and trustworthy partners to work with to help curb costs, then look no further. We know these traits bring confidence, respect, and the loyalty of our clients. Call us for a free consultation and cost estimate today!
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