Asphalt Driveway Paving In Queens, Brooklyn & Long Island

Asphalt Driveway Paving — What You're Actually Buying

A full-depth asphalt driveway starts with excavation, not with paving. We remove the failed surface and enough subgrade to fit a compacted stone base, grade it to pitch water away from your house and garage, then lay hot-mix asphalt in binder and top courses and roll it while it is hot.

How We Build It

We schedule asphalt work around temperature — hot mix has to be laid and compacted before it cools, so we do not start a driveway we cannot finish and roll the same day. Edges are hand-raked and tapered, the apron transition is cut clean, and you will have a written cure and first-seal schedule before we leave.

What Goes Into An Asphalt Driveway

Every scope is written out before work starts, so you know exactly what is included and what is not.

• Excavation of the failed surface and unstable subgrade
• Compacted crushed-stone base sized for vehicle loads
• Grading and pitch planned so water leaves the driveway
• Binder course rolled, then a finished top course
• Hand-raked edges and a clean apron / sidewalk transition
• Written cure schedule and first-sealcoat timing