Assessing the condition of pavement is one of the primary goals of maintenance management. When providing this integral service, our team is able to identify maintenance priorities, establish estimated costs, and calculate the Pavement Condition Rating based on our thorough visual surveys of each road. We also provide technical reports summarizing all the information gathered from conducting these surveys.

Though it may seem odd, GIS Mapping is an integral part of roadway and maintenance management and is a large part of the services that we provide. Having access to GIS Mapping allows us to use data to help complete forms, surveys, maps, and other valuable tools, which assist with service integration.   

The data that we collect is stored in a GIS database, which becomes available for us to use in the field and reference wherever our technicians may be conducting work. By utilizing this data, we are able to help create maps, shape maintenance schedules, and conduct accurate, up-to-date assessments to further any maintenance management plans. GIS Mapping also contributes to our speed, accuracy, and efficiency at conducting surveys and assessments.  

Asset Inventory is the process of assessing the conditions of multiple infrastructure installations across an area. By using GPS Location and GIS Mapping, we can locate and provide assessment surveys of all assets within a client’s specified range. These assets could include bridges, greenways, guardrails, signs, or anything found with Right-of-Way.  

By maintaining these features, we can help develop a schedule for upgrading or improving these assets in a timely and efficient manner. If an asset requires work—whether that work is repairs, upgrades, or replacement—our maintenance management team can then establish cost estimates and contract out work based on the estimates provided. 

Emergencies happen. When they do, our maintenance management team is prepared to address them head-on, mitigating long-term damage and assisting with repairs to any damaged infrastructure. We are on call to provide necessary assistance to our clients during disaster recovery by monitoring debris, assessing damage, and assisting with weather-related operations (such as snow and ice related conditions).