Creating a Slope
First of all, having an adequate slope in your parking lot is very important. If your parking lot is not sloped, then water will not be encouraged to run off after periods of rain and snow. Your contractor can help you take a look at your parking lot and can talk to you about local weather concerns to help you determine how much of a slope is needed and to help put this slope in place.
Putting in Drains
Even though a sloped parking lot can help with standing water issues, you still have to take other steps if you want to be able to handle the water in your parking lot. Putting in storm drains can help with this. Your paving contractor can help you determine how many storm drains you need in your parking lot and can help you choose the perfect placement for them so that you can encourage water to escape your parking lot when it rains or snows.
Ensuring Your Pavement is Strong Enough
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After all, standing water can cause problems for your customers, can make your parking lot unsightly and can even lead to permanent damage to your parking lot. Luckily, it's possible to prevent standing water from being a problem. If you work with a good paving contractor, he or she can help you with these things and more so that standing water is not too much of a problem. Plus, if you have existing damage to your parking lot due to standing water from the past, your paving contractor can help with this as