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Residential Concrete

The project begins with site excavation and grading to ensure proper drainage. Forms are set to define the driveway’s shape and borders. A compacted gravel base is laid for stability. Concrete is then poured, spread evenly, and smoothed with professional tools. Finishing techniques, like broom texturing, enhance surface grip. Control joints are cut to prevent cracking. After a curing period to harden and strengthen the concrete, the forms are removed, revealing a clean, durable new driveway ready for use.

Residential Asphalt

First, the area is cleared of grass, debris, and old materials. The site is graded to promote proper water drainage. A compacted gravel base is laid to provide a solid foundation. Hot asphalt is poured, spread evenly, and carefully graded for a smooth surface. Rollers compact the asphalt to ensure strength and stability. Edges are shaped neatly, and the surface is inspected. After a short curing period, the new driveway is ready for everyday residential use.

Commercial Concrete

The project begins with site clearing, grading, and preparation to ensure proper drainage and support heavier traffic loads. A thick, compacted aggregate base is installed for strength. Hot-mix asphalt is poured and evenly spread across the surface. Industrial rollers compact the asphalt for maximum durability. Edges are trimmed and transitions to existing surfaces are smoothed. After thorough compaction and inspection, the asphalt cures. Line striping or other markings are added as needed, completing a tough, professional surface.

Commercial Asphalt

The project begins with site clearing, grading, and preparation to ensure proper drainage and support heavier traffic loads. A thick, compacted aggregate base is installed for strength. Hot-mix asphalt is poured and evenly spread across the surface. Industrial rollers compact the asphalt for maximum durability. Edges are trimmed and transitions to existing surfaces are smoothed. After thorough compaction and inspection, the asphalt cures. Line striping or other markings are added as needed, completing a tough, professional surface.

Sealcoating

Sealcoating is preventative maintenance for your driveway and also provides a fresh look and smooth surface.

Sealcoating your asphalt driveway will help to seal small cracks that can turn into large cracks, and prevent water from seeping down to the base material.

Alligator cracks may not be improved with sealcoating and larger cracks may need additional hot crack fill before sealcoating.

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City and Village Projects

The project starts with notifying residents and setting up traffic control(if applicable). Crews remove old pavement and grade the base for proper drainage. A new aggregate base is compacted to provide a strong foundation. Hot-mix asphalt is then poured, spread, and compacted with heavy rollers for a smooth, durable surface. Curbs, sidewalks, and driveways are blended seamlessly. Final inspections ensure quality and safety. Once cured, traffic markings are added, and the road is reopened to the public.