Traffic flow projects by Moseley Bros. Asphalt Services in Anderson, SC & Greenville, SC as well as surrounding areas.
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. These pictures show a ‘before’ and ‘after’ of McDuffie Street.
The Lake Secession Boat Landing in Abbeville County, SC, serves a lot of recreation vehicles, and time can cause damage. Moseley Bros. Asphalt was contracted to expand and resurface the entire lot that leads to the boat ramp. The team did some additional paving and also laid a fresh asphalt overlay on the entire lot. As a result, the new striping makes parking vehicles and boat trailers at the lake a breeze.
The Anderson Mall was built in 1972, and its parking lots have seen a lot of use through the years. The Mall contracted Moseley Bros. Asphalt to replace an aging section of the lot. The crew milled and replaced the damaged pavement. They then laid out and striped the new parking lot to maximize parking. Now guests can enjoy improved safety when shopping.
When constructing a new branch location for Anderson Federal Credit Union (now Spero), the builder turned to Moseley Bros. Asphalt for their paving needs. This project included fine grading, stone base, asphalt paving, and striping. The project was completed within the builder’s aggressive timeline.
In downtown Ware Shoals, SC, Moseley Bros. Asphalt was contracted to replace the aging and damaged pavement on Mill Street. The team started by milling three inches of old pavement off the roadway. Next, they repaved the street surface with new asphalt and added new striping for parking. The result is a fresh new look plus safer driving conditions for traffic in the heart of town.