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In this video, you will learn:
The Real Problem: Why surface patching fails and how water soaking the foundation is the No.1 cause of potholes.

The 4-Step Process:

Pulverize: Using a "Road Reclaimer" (a giant rototiller) to chew up the old pavement.

Stabilize: Mixing in a binding agent like cement to chemically transform the loose mix.

Compact: Using massive rollers to squeeze out air and water to create a dense layer.

Surface: Applying the new top layer.

The "Solid Slab" Effect: How FDR creates a stiff base that spreads traffic weight over a wider area, preventing cracks.

Massive Savings: How this method can lead to cost savings as high as 70% compared to traditional reconstruction.

Speed: How projects that usually take weeks can often be done in a single day, reducing traffic disruption.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Why traditional patching fails
1:03 - What is Full Depth Reclamation (FDR)?
1:40 - The 4-Step Construction Process
2:02 - Step 1: Pulverizing with the Reclaimer
2:16 - Step 2: Stabilization (Cement/Binders)
2:32 - Step 3: Compaction
3:02 - Why FDR is Stronger (The Slab Effect)
3:47 - Cost Savings (Up to 70%) & Speed
4:21 - The Big Picture: Sustainability

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