The Top Choice Among Asphalt Companies

Our professional team of asphalt contractors has over 40 years of experience in the paving industry. We have the knowledge and expertise to handle any type of paving project, big or small. We use only the highest quality materials and equipment to ensure that your project is done right the first time.

We are a fully licensed asphalt company. In addition to paving, we offer a wide variety of services, such as asphalt sealing, striping, and repairs. We also offer a free consultation to discuss your specific needs and provide you with a detailed estimate.

Benefits of Hiring Our Asphalt Contractors

1. Quality results: Our professional asphalt contractors have the experience and expertise to ensure your paving project is done right the first time. We'll also use high-quality materials and the latest techniques to ensure your new pavement lasts for years to come.
2. Cost savings: When you hire our paving contractors, you can be confident that we will get the job done efficiently and within your budget. This can save you money in the long run, as opposed to having to redo shoddy work or pay for expensive repairs down the road.
3. Peace of mind: Hiring our team gives you peace of mind knowing that the job will be done right and according to code. This can provide valuable protection in the event something goes wrong during or after the project.

Comprehensive Asphalt Paving Maintenance

To ensure that your asphalt parking lot lasts for a lifetime, regular maintenance must be done. We will help you determine the maintenance work needed for your parking lot. For example, a regular sealcoat should be applied every year to make sure that cracks don’t form in the asphalt.

Without proper care, your asphalt parking lot will quickly degrade in quality, so it’s important to hire an experienced team of contractors to make sure your asphalt lasts.

What Are the Signs You Need Asphalt Repair?

Cracks, potholes, and uneven pavement are common indicators that an asphalt surface needs attention. Small cracks may seem harmless, but they can allow water to penetrate the pavement and weaken the underlying layers. As vehicles pass over these areas, the damage can gradually spread and become more expensive to repair.

Watch for widening cracks, recurring potholes, crumbling pavement edges, and depressions where rainwater collects. These problems can indicate anything from localized surface deterioration to issues with the supporting base.

Addressing damaged sections early can help prevent further deterioration and extend the useful life of your pavement.

Reliable Asphalt Repair

Asphalt repairs need to happen every few years to maintain the health of the asphalt surfaces, base layers, and sub-grade. Our asphalt contractors use field-tested repair techniques such as spray-injection, infrared heating, and patching to ensure that your asphalt is reinforced and level.

Can You Pave Over Existing Asphalt?

New asphalt can sometimes be installed directly over existing pavement through a process called asphalt overlay. Rather than removing the entire paved surface, contractors prepare the existing asphalt and install a new layer over it. This approach can restore worn pavement while retaining its existing foundation.

Before installing an overlay, contractors typically clean the pavement, repair localized damage, and apply a tack coat to help the new asphalt bond to the existing surface. They must also account for pavement elevations, drainage slopes, and surrounding features such as curbs, entrances, and utility covers. Adding another layer increases the pavement's height, which can create drainage or accessibility problems if these factors aren't addressed.

Our contractors can prepare your existing pavement and install a new asphalt layer when conditions allow, providing a renewed surface without complete removal and reconstruction.

Superior Asphalt Resurfacing

When the asphalt develops cracks and damage throughout the surface, but the core of the asphalt remains stable, resurfacing is a great option. It’s also faster and more affordable than a full paving job. Before the layer of asphalt can be installed, proper cleaning and preparatory measures are taken. Once this has been done, we can put down the new surface, and ensure that your pavement will no longer suffer from improper drainage, sloping, potholes, or premature degradation. You’ll be left with a stunning paved surface ready to take on all of the traffic that comes its way.

When Is Asphalt Replacement Better Than Resurfacing?

Asphalt replacement is generally the better option when pavement damage extends into the supporting layers. While resurfacing can address surface deterioration, it cannot permanently correct a weakened foundation.

Replacement may be necessary when pavement develops widespread alligator cracking, recurring potholes, significant sinking, or extensive base deterioration. These conditions can indicate that the underlying structure can no longer adequately support vehicle traffic. Installing another asphalt layer over these problems may temporarily improve the surface, but the damage can quickly reappear.

Our contractors can remove deteriorated pavement, repair or rebuild the supporting base, and install new asphalt. This approach addresses the source of structural failure and provides a stable foundation for the replacement surface.

How Long Does New Asphalt Take To Cure?

Newly installed hot-mix asphalt typically becomes suitable for traffic before it has fully cured. Depending on weather conditions, pavement thickness, and the type of traffic expected, some surfaces can reopen within 24 to 48 hours. However, the appropriate waiting period varies by project, and heavier vehicles may need to stay off the pavement longer.

Fresh asphalt must cool sufficiently to resist deformation under vehicle weight. Even after reopening, the pavement continues to harden over time. During this early period, avoiding sharp stationary turns, prolonged parking in one location, and unusually heavy loads can help prevent tire marks and surface indentations.

Our contractors will provide reopening recommendations based on the installation conditions and intended use of your pavement. Following these instructions helps protect the finished surface as it stabilizes.