Asphalt Paving Contractors - Pacific NW

We specialize in commercial and residential paving, grading, grinding, patching & repairs, crack-sealing, seal-coating, line-striping, wheel stops, and extruded curb.

Commercial Paving

We specialize in paving roads, parking lots, and other specialty commercial projects.

Residential Paving

We specialize in paving driveways, paths, and other specialty residential projects.

Grading

We employ state-of-the-art equipment and field experts to properly grade an area before paving.

Grinding

We use specialized equipment to grind up and dispose of old pavement so that new pavement can be laid down.

Crack-sealing

Cracks allow water to permeate your pavement, causing damage and expensive repair costs. Applying a hot rubberized sealant is one of the most affordable and effective ways to maintain your driveway or parking lot and protect it from further damage.

Patching & Repairs

Potholes, rutting, and other issues can form due to weather, time, or traffic damage. This allows water and chemicals to penetrate your pavement, exacerbating the problem. With asphalt repair, you can extend the lifespan of your parking lot or driveway.

Sealcoating

Regularly scheduled sealcoating is the best (and most affordable) way to protect that binder and keep you from having to spend the more costly price of repaving. Our specially formulated sealant is designed to protect and prolong the lifespan of pavement from the elements.

Line Striping

We offer a variety of pavement marking options: parking lot striping and numbering, ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) stenciling, and everything in between. Our team applies the highest quality material in their markings to minimize impact, reduce cost, and increase usability.

Extruded Curb

Extruded curb is a comparably inexpensive way to border your pavement to landscaping, utilities, and designated parking areas. It is also an effective means of directing stormwater runoff into drainage systems. We employ specialized equipment that is capable of forming concrete or asphalt curbs to specified agency or municipality requirements.

Wheel Stops

Our installation methods protect signposts, walls, and the pavement on which they are installed. Repeated impact on poorly installed wheel stops can result in damage around anchor points, which allows water to penetrate and cause costly damage. We ensure your wheel stops are properly installed and illuminated, meet all safety requirements, and are long-lasting.