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Frequently Asked Questions
How long will it take to pave my driveway?
It will vary depending on the size of the project. For example, a 2500
sq ft job will take approximately 2 hours to grade and 1 hour to pave.
A 7000 sq ft job will take approximately 4 hours to grade and 2 hours
to pave. Grading and paving are not necessarily done on the same day.
How long should I wait to use the driveway/parking lot after it has been paved?
We recommend a minimum of 24 hours. However, this could vary depending
on the particular job and outside temperatures. Our pavement
professionals will be able to give you a proper time frame if it falls
outside of the general 24 hour period.
When do I pay for my driveway/parking lot?
When work is completed unless other arrangements have been made.
What forms of payment am I able to use?
We accept cash, checks (personal and business) and most credit cards.
Can I finance my driveway?
Unfortunately, we no longer offer the option to finance your driveway.
What size vehicles is my new driveway designed for?
A standard driveway is 4 inches of basestone and 2 inches of asphalt
which is made for cars, light trucks and SUVs. For larger vehicles,
commercial grade is recommended. If you feel you need commercial grade,
please ask your sales rep about this option.
Do I need to worry about water drainage?
Our pavement professionals will know what is needed for your specific
situation. Please ask them on site to explain this to you.
How often should I seal my driveway?
Your driveway should be sealed between 6 months and 1 year from the
date of its initial installation. Then you should seal it every 3 to 5
years as needed.
Why do you use 2 inches of asphalt on a resurface job?
Through our experience anything less than 2 inches, cracking is more
likely to appear. We apply approximately 1/2 inch leveling course in
order to fill in gaps and bond to existing asphalt. The additional
1-1/2 inch is applied as the final coat.
What is your warranty?
Please click here for our warranty and proper care and use.
Why does asphalt crack?
There can be a number of reasons why asphalt cracks such as the
foundation, the weather, the traffic, and even the mix of asphalt
itself to name a few. Read this article to learn more.
