Traffic flow projects by Moseley Bros. Asphalt Services in Anderson, SC & Greenville, SC as well as surrounding areas.
Greenpond Landing in Anderson, SC is a popular access point to Lake Hartwell. They needed asphalt paving in order to widen the boat access and future loading ramps. Moseley Bros Asphalt got the job done and now boat owners are very happy with the results.
Applewood Shopping Center is one of the major shopping plazas in Seneca, SC serving different local & national chains. When they needed an upgrade to their parking lot, they contacted Moseley Bros Asphalt. Moseley Bros Asphalt then milled out and replaced the asphalt in the parking lot. The result is a fresh, clean & easy to use parking lot.
Clemson University’s parking lots receive a lot of traffic, especially during tailgating season. Memorial Stadium’s Gate 9 needed some updates after a lot of wear and tear. Moseley Bros was contacted to mill the old asphalt and replace it via new asphalt paving. Now it’s in great condition for many visitors to come!
BlueRidge Electric, located in Westminster, SC, contacted Moseley Bros Asphalt to breathe some new life into their aging parking lot. Moseley Bros started this process by milling and surface treating the parking lot. They then resurfaced the parking lot with a new layer of asphalt paving. Now the parking lot is in great shape & ready to greet both employees and customers.
Clemson University’s Memorial Stadium, or “Death Valley” sees a huge surge of visitors each year and needs well maintained parking lots to keep everything running smoothly. Moseley Bros Asphalt had the privilege of this new construction asphalt paving of parking lot 5. We love the Clemson orange parking lot striping as well. We can’t wait to be here celebrating a Clemson win!
McDuffie Street is one of the central streets for access to Downtown Anderson and it was in bad shape after many years of wear. Moseley Bros Asphalt was contracted to mill and replace the asphalt on McDuffie Street to help ease the flow of traffic and improve the area. This pictures show a ‘before’ and ‘after’ of McDuffie Street.
