Give worn blacktop a clean new surface.

Repair or resurface based on the pavement condition.

Worn asphalt does not always need the same solution. Surface wear, low areas, drainage, edge failure and the condition of the base can all affect whether a repair, top coat or more complete replacement makes sense. Scott looks over the paved area before giving you a recommendation and cost.

The goal is to address the visible problem without overlooking the reason it developed. A clean finished surface works best when water flow, grading and weak areas are considered first.

Asphalt work can include

• Blacktop repairs for problem areas
• Asphalt resurfacing and top coats
• Driveway surface renewal
• Preparation around cracked or worn areas
• Grading and drainage corrections when needed
• Full replacement when the existing base cannot support a lasting repair

Know what the job needs before deciding.

Call Scott and arrange a site visit. He will look at the existing pavement and explain the practical options so you can choose the right scope for the property.