A Smooth, Solid Asphalt Finish

Where Asphalt Fits

A familiar finish for driving, parking, and turning

Asphalt can suit private access, residential drives, commercial circulation, and parking areas where a smooth pavement surface is the priority.

• Private roads and property access
• Driveways and residential parking
• Commercial roads and parking areas
• New paving tied into existing pavement

Preparation

Give the pavement firm ground to stand on

Weak areas, poor shape, and water trouble can shorten the life of a new mat. Correcting those problems and setting the grade comes before placement.

Placement

Lay it clean, compact it right, finish the edges

The crew places hot-mix asphalt while conditions are right, compacts it into a dense surface, and works through joints, edges, tie-ins, and transitions across the property.

Existing Pavement

Know when to repair and when to resurface

A few failed areas may call for local repairs. A broader worn surface may be suited to resurfacing when the pavement below remains sound.

Protect the Work

Watch the edges and handle damage early

Keep water away from the pavement, protect transitions, and repair isolated trouble before it spreads. Sealcoating may become part of a later maintenance plan for sound asphalt.

Another Texas Option

Compare asphalt with chip seal on finish and use

Asphalt offers a smoother mat. Chip seal offers a textured aggregate surface that can be well suited to long roads. Both deserve a fair look when the project could go either way.