Widespread surface wear is a key signal
If the lot is faded, rough, cracked across large areas, and increasingly difficult to patch neatly, resurfacing may be more practical than continuing isolated repairs.
The underlying pavement still needs to be stable enough to support an overlay.
Structural failures should be repaired first
Potholes, alligator cracking, depressions, and soft areas should not simply be covered with new asphalt.
Localized full-depth repairs can strengthen those areas before the overlay is placed.
Milling helps control finished elevations
Removing existing asphalt at selected depths can preserve curb reveal, drainage flow, and transitions to sidewalks or entrances.
This is especially useful on older Temple Terrace properties with multiple pavement layers.
A resurfaced lot should finish with new markings
Fresh line striping restores parking organization and gives the property a complete visual upgrade.
Layout changes can also be considered before the final markings are installed.
Resource Pavement Group can evaluate Temple Terrace parking lots for resurfacing, repair, or reconstruction and provide a scope based on actual pavement conditions.