Pothole Heroes has named John Carey regional director for Cincinnati and the Ohio Tri-State region, expanding the company's presence across Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
Carey will oversee asphalt repair and parking lot maintenance services for commercial property owners, property management firms, homeowners associations, multifamily communities, retail centers, health care facilities and industrial organizations throughout the region, according to a community announcement.
Carey brings more than 20 years of experience in asphalt maintenance, project management, sales leadership and business ownership. He founded Carey & Sons Blacktop Sealcoating and Striping and earned a degree in business management technology from the University of Cincinnati.
"John has built an outstanding reputation in our industry through his technical expertise, operational leadership, and commitment to customer service," said Rebecca Neidich, founder of Pothole Heroes. "His experience and deep knowledge of the paving industry and the Cincinnati market make him the ideal person to lead our growth throughout the Ohio Tri-State region."
Focus on regional growth
The company said demand continues to increase for environmentally responsible pavement maintenance services across the Midwest. Pothole Heroes cited the region's commercial, industrial and logistics infrastructure as a key opportunity for expansion.
"The region's extensive commercial, industrial, and logistics infrastructure creates ongoing demand for durable pavement maintenance solutions, making it an important growth market for Pothole Heroes," Carey said.
Pothole Heroes uses an infrared asphalt restoration process that recycles existing pavement. According to the announcement, the method reduces landfill waste and emissions while producing seamless repairs designed to extend pavement life and lower maintenance costs.
More information is available at potholeheroes.com.
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