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We’re a hardworking, nearly-obsessive family of professionals who get it done and get it done right. We have a relentless drive to deliver, and we settle for nothing but the best - in ourselves, in our fleet, in our work, and in each other. We reject the status quo and strive for excellence. And what we do, we do together with the deepest levels of care and integrity. We take pride in knowing every job and every mile paves the everyday for our neighbors.
With an eye for the future and honor to our past, we’re building a stronger regional road network. We are here to serve. We are here for each other.
We are indus.
With an eye for the future and honor to our past, we’re building a stronger regional road network. We are here to serve. We are here for each other.
We are indus.
2024 Season Wrap-up
We are officially wrapping up another successful season! Thank you to our hardworking team and valued clients for helping us create stronger and safer roads.
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2024 Project Highlight: Crack Seal in Bridgeport, CT
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Regional Manager, Rob Zalinger, discusses how Crack Sealing has benefited our long-term client, Bridgeport, CT, throughout the years.
2024 Bedford Delta Mist
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What does a Fog Sealing program look like? Here is our own Alan Viall to talk about how the Town of Bedford, MA uses Fog Seal to keep roads at a high PCI and protect their investment.
2024 Project Highlight - Springfield, MA Crack Sealing
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At least once a year, you can find our team Crack Sealing in beautiful Springfield, MA. This year, the City of Springfield switched to PCRM Crack Seal which stands for "Polymer Crumb Rubber Modified." This material is less expensive than rubber crack sealing and stands up to cold New England winter weather at a higher success rate! More info on Crack Sealing at indusinc.com/roads/crack-seal/
TREATMENT HIGHLIGHT: 14-Year-Old Cape Seal in Monroe, CT
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Rob Zalinger (Regional Manager of Western CT) walks through a 14-year-old Cape Seal project in Monroe Connecticut. Rob discusses what went into the process and what makes a good Cape Seal, as well as what this road would be a good candidate for the road now.
What is Paver-placed Stabilized Full Depth Reclamation?
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Sometimes a road deteriorates to a point that preservation treatments are no longer an option. Paver-placed Stabilized Full Depth Reclamation (SFDR) recycles pavement with performance additives that not only strengthen the recycled layer but also allows the road to remain open to traffic. Paver-placed Stabilized Full Depth Reclamation is a process that recycles existing asphalt and subbase in o...
Earth Day 2023 - A message on Sustainability
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A special message from Art Baker (Client Services Manager) about the importance of Sustainability at indus. Learn more about our sustainability efforts at: Follow us on: LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/company/indusroads Facebook - indusroads Twitter - indusroads #earthday #earthday2023 #sustainability
2023 Candidate Highlight: Micro in Monroe
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Art Baker (Client Services Manager) and Rob Zalinger (Regional Manager - CT) visit the town of Monroe, CT to discuss a perfect candidate for Micro Surfacing. With both of our team members having experience and personal ties to Monroe they know these roads well and assisted in the cultivation of Monroe's fantastic road program. More info on Micro Surfacing at indusinc.com/roads/microsurfacing/ F...
2022 Treatment Highlight: Micro Surfacing in CT
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We met with Rob Zalinger (Regional Manager) to discuss how municipalities in Connecticut are utilizing Micro Surfacing to keep their roads in great condition. (Audio interference: High wind) Want to learn more about Micro? Visit our website: indusinc.com/roads/microsurfacing/
2022 Project Highlight: Cold In-place Recycling | Sutton, MA
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Alan Viall (Regional Manager) met with Sutton, MA Highway Superintendent, Matt Stencel to talk about their recent Cold In-place Recycling project. Hear how Sutton’s first project went and why they're already planning on another CIR project next year. Learn more about Cold In-place Recycling: indusinc.com/roads/cold-in-place-recycling/
2022 Project Highlight: Cold In-place Recycling | Montpellier, VT
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Our first ever Cold In-place Recycling project in Vermont began on 8/31/22. Art Baker (Client Services Manager) joins Zach Blodgett (Operations Manager/City Engineer) to discuss why they chose CIR. Learn more about Cold In-place Recycling: indusinc.com/roads/cold-in-place-recycling/
2022 Project Highlight: Cold In-place Recycling | Hopkinton, MA
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Regional Manager Todd Connors, P.E. & Art Baker discuss a recent Cold In-place Recycling project in Hopkinton, MA. Walk through the process and learn what goes into planning CIR from start to finish. Learn more about Cold In-place Recycling: indusinc.com/roads/cold-in-place-recycling/
2022 Project Highlight: Cold In-place project | Uxbridge, MA
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2022 Project Highlight: Cold In-place project | Uxbridge, MA
2022 Project Highlight: Cape Sealing preparation | Franklin, MA
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2022 Project Highlight: Cape Sealing preparation | Franklin, MA
2022 Project Highlight: Micro Surfacing Project | Warwick, RI
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2022 Project Highlight: Micro Surfacing Project | Warwick, RI
First Look: Paver-Placed Stabilized Full Depth Reclamation (SFDR)
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First Look: Paver-Placed Stabilized Full Depth Reclamation (SFDR)
MassDOT Experience with Cold In-place Recycling
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MassDOT Experience with Cold In-place Recycling
Preservation Education Webinar Series: Crack Treatments
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Preservation Education Webinar Series: Crack Treatments
2022 SSWS Presentation - Lexington, MA 2020 James B. Sorenson Award
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2022 SSWS Presentation - Lexington, MA 2020 James B. Sorenson Award
Preservation Education Webinar Series: Fog Seals & Rejuvenators
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Preservation Education Webinar Series: Fog Seals & Rejuvenators
The American Rescue Plan Act and how it can benefit your road
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The American Rescue Plan Act and how it can benefit your road
Preservation Education Webinar Series: Rethinking Rehabilitation with Cold In-place Recycling
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Preservation Education Webinar Series: Rethinking Rehabilitation with Cold In-place Recycling
This is pretty dope… yall need a double pumper tho!!!!
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I just had my driveway paved and the contractor wants to apply fog seal 3 days later. Does it make sense to do that? Everywhere I'm reading online says 6-12 months
A lot depends on the material. We recommend asking your driveway contractor what the material is and what that manufacturer recommends for a waiting period before installation!
Reclamation seems like a better solution due to the fact that you are compacting the base layer instead of just top coating.
Reclamation is a great treatment for roads that are in poor or very poor condition, however, it is costly. Micro Surfacing candidates are normally roads that are in good - fair PCI rating and this treatment is used to keep that road in good condition early at a fraction of the price reclamation type treatments would cost!
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Maybe a dumb question, but can you apply microsurfacing over concrete or does this only work over asphalt surfaces?
In the Northeast, Micro Surfacing is generally used as a maintenance or wearing surface over asphalt surfaces. However, it can be installed over Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) surfaces and bridge decks. In these cases, it is used typically to increase friction or fill depressions in the PCC surface and a tack coat is required.
How many applications can be applied over the surface of each other?
Hello! The number of times you can re-apply micro surfacing depends on a couple factors. Make sure there are no visual distresses that may impact the performance of another application of micro surfacing, similar to the distresses you look for prior to the initial application of micro surfacing, and that the existing micro surfacing is well bonded to the existing pavement. Also, look at what impacts raising the elevation of the roadway may have on drainage, driveways, and other roadway uses. Hope this answers your question!
after the chip seal does it need to be compacted before the slurry seal? what is the size of the chip seal aggregate?
i do slurry seal . never heard of cape seal ..
Fix the damn mic, can barely hear anything
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What material do you typically use for a fog seal? We use SS1 or some variant of it.
For Fog Sealing, we primarily use E-fog from Ergon!
I used griptight today.
CSS-1H is what we use.
Watered down trackless.
Sounds awsome 😀 I got to see this
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Woaw cool. 😃 thanks Art.
Another awsome video. You guys did work in West Warwick last year wish I could have seen it in action anymore work in Rhode Island anytime soon? I'd love see this.
We very much appreciate your kind words! We're excited that folks like you enjoy our content. We are actually Micro Surfacing right now in Warwick, RI (new video on that project too). We also potentially have a few Cold In-place Recycling projects coming up in RI, so stay tuned!
Lobe these videos :)
Great video !
Very informative this is going on by your company right now in West Warwick RI awsome equipment too.
Very Informative Thank you!
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what about manhole covers it will be a little bit lower from the micro surfacing layer?
They are later adjusted by being demoed out and level and pour a new concrete basé around manholes and water valve covers
Yeah they are slightly lower but smoothly and only an inch or so. We just had our streets done. They just put tape over them so it doesn't stick and they pull the tape up, smooth out the edges and that's it
Watch the video…. They show the type 2 micro spec at passing #4 so you are looking at 0.25”-0.5” max additional height. The video says 3/8” additional height
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Good video, Dan! Great explanation of the CIR process. Hope you post a final surface video.