Q: My asphalt is cracked and crumbling. Can you help?
A: Absolutely! We specialize in repairing and resurfacing existing asphalt surfaces. We can assess the damage and provide a tailored solution to restore your driveway or parking lot to its original condition. Get a free evaluation to discuss your options.
Q: I'm planning new construction. Do you offer asphalt paving for new projects?
A: Yes, we do! We work with homeowners and contractors on new construction projects, providing high quality asphalt paving for driveways, parking lots, and more. Contact us for a free evaluation and let's discuss your project.
Q: I have a gravel driveway/parking area. Can you pave it with asphalt?
A: Definitely! Upgrading from gravel to asphalt is a popular option. We can prep your existing gravel base and compact the area, then place & compact a smooth, durable hot-mix asphalt surface. Request a free evaluation to explore the possibilities.
Q: What do you do if there's a lot of clay in the base?
A: Clay in the base can be problematic for asphalt paving. During our evaluation, we'll assess the soil conditions. If there's excessive clay, we will recommend additional steps, such as deeper excavation to remove the clay, placing & compacting a layer crush before paving to ensure a stable and long lasting asphalt surface. We'll discuss these options with you and explain any added costs.
Q: What types of asphalt do you use?
A: We use hot mix asphalt placed and compacted to a thickness based on your needs. We can discuss the best option for your project during the evaluation, considering traffic volume, weight of vehicle traffic, budget, and other factors. We're happy to answer any questions you have about the different types and their properties.
Q: What does a free evaluation include?
A: Our free evaluation includes a thorough assessment of your current surface (whether it's existing asphalt, gravel, or a new construction site). We'll discuss your needs and provide a customized asphalt paving solution tailored to your specific situation with an emailed quotation for your records. There's no obligation!