Questions we hear every week.

Yes. We walk the property, measure, check the base and drainage, and give you a written price. There's no obligation and no pressure.

Our workmanship on new asphalt installations for one year. If something we did fails in that time, we fix it. Normal wear, damage from vehicles or equipment, and surface issues caused by things outside our control aren't covered. We'll put the terms in writing with your estimate.

If the base is solid and the damage is on the surface, an overlay is usually enough. Widespread alligator cracking, sunken sections, and potholes that keep coming back mean the base has failed, and that takes replacement. We'll tell you which one you have.

Typically 24 to 72 hours. Keep heavy vehicles off longer, and for the first few weeks in hot weather avoid parking in the same spot or turning the wheel while the car is stopped.

After it cures, typically 6 to 12 months. Sealing too early traps the oils the asphalt needs to release.

Every 2 to 4 years for most driveways. High-traffic lots are on the shorter end. Crack filling goes with it every time.

Size, the condition of the base, how much removal is needed, access for equipment, asphalt thickness, and drainage work. Two driveways the same size can price very differently if one needs a new base and the other doesn't.

Yes. Pitch, crown, swales, and culverts are part of the job, because water sitting on asphalt is what shortens its life.

Both. Driveways and private lanes for homeowners, and parking lots, community roads, and maintenance programs for property managers, HOAs, and builders.

Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, the Main Line, the Brandywine area, and Northern Delaware. See the full town list on our Service Areas page.

Request an estimate through the form or call us. We'll set a time to walk the property, then you'll get a written price. Paving season typically runs spring through fall, and we'll give you a date when you approve the estimate.

The crew arrives with the paver, rollers, and trucks. Cars need to be out of the driveway. Most residential jobs finish in a day, and we tell you exactly when you can drive on it before we leave.