Lansing Pavement Notes
These posts take one local question at a time and work through it with the public record: NOAA's normals for the airport station, the USDA soil survey of Ingham County, state law and the rules published by Lansing, East Lansing, Meridian and Delhi townships and DeWitt.
They are written for owners deciding what to do next with a drive or a lot, not as sales copy. Where a question needs a price, the answer points to the cost page rather than quoting figures in a post, since prices change faster than soil and weather records.
Spring Potholes Where a Lansing Driveway Meets the Street
The apron takes the plow, the gutter water and every turning tire, so it is a likely place for a spring pothole to open, and fixing it properly starts with knowing whose pavement it is.
Read the full postClay Soil, Drainage and Lansing Driveways
Most of Ingham County is loamy glacial till that holds water close to the surface in spring, and that water has as much to do with a driveway's life as the asphalt on top.
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