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Kansas Asphalt Gains Insights & Connections at ConnexFM Conference 2024
At Kansas Asphalt, we understand the importance of building strong connections in the facilities management industry. That’s why we were thrilled to represent Pave America and attend the ConnexFM Conference 2024, held in the vibrant city of Nashville, TN. This annual event brought together professionals from various sectors to share insights, innovations, and networking opportunities.
Busy Year for the Paving Industry
"Order now! Supplies are limited!" We hear that all the time these days, from TV to radio to your Amazon account where there are only three boxes left—YIKES! The creation of FOMO (fear of missing out) is the marketer’s 2022 call to arms. Unfortunately, this is one of those times.
The Most Recycled Product in the World Just Got Better
After more than a year of planning and preparation, Kansas Asphalt’s RPE – Recycled Polyethylene – paving projects have been completed. Partnering with forward-thinking and eco-friendly companies, Meijer and Target, we installed over 12,000 tons of asphalt mix integrated with the store’s own post-consumer plastic to create a beautiful, long-lasting surface.
Is Seal Coating Worth the Price?
Curious about seal coating and its benefits? This blog highlights the ways this protective layer can not only save you money, but extend the life of your asphalt pavement for years to come.
Outlook Good in Key Industry Sector for Kansas Asphalt
In a recent blog, we detailed why we are optimistic 2020 will be another strong year of growth for Kansas Asphalt. While that optimism extends across our biggest industry sectors, retail remains our biggest revenue driver and a sector we pay especially close attention to.
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