Quality Asphalt Paving You Can Count On
When it comes to asphalt paving, quality makes all the difference. While most people can’t immediately spot the difference between a superior paving job and a subpar one, the consequences of poor workmanship often surface within a few years—and by then, it’s too late to fix without costly repairs.
Why Choose Town & Country for Your Paving Needs?
A reliable asphalt paving job isn’t just about competitive pricing—it’s about precision, preparation, and expertise. Did you know that most paving quotes should only vary by 10-15%? That’s because nearly all contractors source materials from the same suppliers at comparable rates. If a quote seems too good to be true, ask yourself, “What corners are being cut?”
At Town & Country, we don’t believe in shortcuts. From thorough surface preparation to meticulous final rolling, every step of our process is designed to deliver durable, long-lasting results.
Our Approach to Asphalt Paving
Surface Preparation: Proper grading and a solid foundation are essential for long-term durability.Material Quality: We use top-grade asphalt for every project, ensuring optimal performance.Experienced Crew: Our skilled team brings years of expertise and attention to detail to every job.Advanced Techniques: We use modern equipment and proven methods to achieve a smooth finish.
Free Estimates & Superior Customer Service
At Town & Country, customer satisfaction is at the core of what we do. Our team provides free, no-obligation estimates and is committed to answering all your questions about asphalt paving. We’re here to ensure you understand every aspect of your project, from start to finish.
Browse Our Completed Projects
Want to see the difference quality paving can make? Check out our gallery below of completed asphalt paving projects. Whether you need a new driveway, parking lot, or commercial paving, we’re confident in the value we deliver to every client.
Get Your Paving Project Started
When you choose Town & Country, you’re investing in quality, durability, and peace of mind. Call us now to schedule your free estimate and see why homeowners and businesses trust us for their asphalt paving needs.
Asphalt Paving FAQ
What is Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement?
Hot Mix (HMA) is a combination of approximately 95% stone, sand, or gravel bound together by Asphalt cement, a product of crude Oil. Asphalt cement is heated , combined and mixed with the aggregate at a HMA facility to produce Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement.
What is the procedure to prepare for Hot Mix Asphalt?
The area considered for HMA treatment has to be assessed by a credible industry professional to determine it’s intended use once complete. This will determine the base structure needed to provide a lasting surface treatment. If the base is not strong enough to hold up the intended weight to be put on the surface it could result in damage to the Asphalt pavement after it is complete. Once the base requirements are determined and the area prepared , then it is ready for the HMA treatment.
What is the procedure for placing Hot Mix Asphalt?
Hot Mix Asphalt is loaded onto trucks at your nearest HMA facility and trucked to the prepared site, it is then dependant on the areas size either spread by hand and raked into the desired area with Asphalt Lutes, Or dumped into a hopper in the front of a mechanical asphalt spreader and spread over the prepared area. The Placed HMA is then rolled with a Asphalt roller or rollers dependant on the area, which compacts it in place producing a finished HMA surface treatment.
How long do I stay off the Asphalt?
Generally in road applications once the Asphalt is rolled and let cool It is opened up to traffic. In a parking lot or driveway scenario it is recommended to stay off the area for 3 – 5 days especially if the temps are above 20deg c as the short stops and turning will result in loosening the top and “marking” of the Asphalt. If it is necessary that you have to access or use the newly paved area right away, drive straight without turning and avoid parking on it for long periods of time. Also watering it with a garden hose after it is placed and compacted will help it harden faster.
How much does Asphalt paving cost?
The cost of asphalt paving depends on several factors, including the size of the area, the thickness of the asphalt layer, site preparation requirements, and the distance from material suppliers. While prices vary, most paving jobs fall within a 10-15% range when comparing quotes from reputable contractors. For an accurate estimate, contact us for a free, no-obligation quote.
How do I choose a reputable asphalt paving contractor?
When selecting a paving contractor, look for these key factors:
- Experience and Expertise: Choose a company with a proven track record of successful projects.
- Transparent Pricing: Be cautious of quotes that are significantly lower than others, as they may indicate shortcuts or inferior materials.
- References and Reviews: Check online reviews and ask for references to verify quality and reliability.Professionalism: A reliable contractor will answer your questions, provide a clear timeline, and communicate effectively.
At Town & Country, we pride ourselves on our professionalism, skilled team, and customer satisfaction.
What is the difference between Asphalt and concrete paving?
While both materials are commonly used for paving, there are key differences:
- Asphalt: Typically less expensive, faster to install, and easier to repair. Its flexibility makes it ideal for colder climates, as it resists cracking from freeze-thaw cycles.
- Concrete: More durable in high-heat climates and can last longer with proper maintenance, but it’s generally more expensive and prone to cracking in colder temperatures.
Our team can help you determine whether asphalt or concrete is better suited for your specific needs.
How can I maintain my paved surfaces for maximum lifespan?
To extend the life of your asphalt surfaces, follow these tips:
- Sealcoating: Apply a protective seal every 2-3 years to prevent damage from water, UV rays, and chemicals.
- Crack Repair: Address cracks promptly to stop water from seeping in and causing further damage.
- Proper Drainage: Ensure water flows away from the paved area to prevent pooling and erosion.
- Regular Cleaning: Remove debris, oil stains, and vegetation to maintain a clean and smooth surface.
