Asphalt Paving

Find the Right Solution

We deliver seamless asphalt solutions tailored to your needs, ensuring lasting results that enhance the aesthetics and functionality of your property.

Types of Asphalt Paving

Overlay & Resurfacing

A cost-effective solution to rejuvenate worn surfaces, extending the lifespan of your pavement with minimal disruption.

Expansion & New Paving

Experience the seamless transformation of your space with our custom asphalt expansion and new paving services.

Reclamation & Repaving

Revitalize your surfaces sustainably with our reclamation and new paving solutions, seamlessly blending eco-friendly practices with high-quality craftsmanship for lasting results.

Why a Surface Might Need Repaving

Addressing damaged pavement goes beyond mere repairs; when damage is significant, installing new pavement becomes essential. Assessing the extent of the damage helps us determine whether a basic resurfacing will work or a comprehensive replacement is necessary. To accurately gauge the existing subgrade’s condition, we conduct thorough core tests.

There are a few key reasons to consider repaving your pavement:

The Paving Process at a Glance

Here’s what to look for from us when we take on your pavement project:

We begin with a thorough evaluation of the existing pavement followed by the installation of a durable base layer and any other preliminary measures.

By using specialized tools and catch basins, we construct a new drainage system, safeguarding the new pavement against potential water damage.

We apply a fresh layer of asphalt to ensure a resilient and durable surface.

Through meticulous rolling and compacting techniques, we refine the new layer to produce a flawlessly smooth finish.

We complete the project by applying markings, installing signage, and adding any final touches to achieve the desired outcome.

Causes of Asphalt Deterioration

The condition of the subgrade below directly influences the quality and lifespan of the pavement aboveground. Subpar materials, inadequate thickness, or improper preparation during installation can all contribute to pavement deterioration. Additional factors contributing to pavement deterioration include:

Challenges associated with traffic weight and load-bearing capacity
Inadequate water drainage systems
Stains from oil and gas
Insufficient routine maintenance
Sudden weather fluctuations, including natural ground movements and freezing and thawing cycles

How to Maximize Asphalt Longevity

The longevity of your paved surfaces hinges on proactive maintenance measures. By investing in regular maintenance, you not only extend the lifespan of your paved surface but also minimize repair and replacement expenses over time.