Photos from our own jobs, with what we did and why. Commercial lots, public projects, and driveways from the 2026 season.
The lot had failed all the way through, so a surface patch would not have held. We tore out the bad sections full depth, laid geotextile fabric, built a new gravel base, and paved fresh asphalt over it.
A big-box lot that needed everything short of a rebuild. We repaired the broken sections, filled the cracks across the rest, sealcoated the whole lot, and laid out new striping.
New construction paving for the county park. A curbed parking lot on a fresh gravel base at the new community building, plus the park road down to the boat ramp.
The existing lot was cracked but still sound underneath, so a 2-inch asphalt overlay over the top made more sense than a tear-out. We paved it and striped it with new stalls and accessible spaces.
We cleaned the existing surface and laid an asphalt overlay across the parking area at the gate and the drive that runs along the fence line.
Cracked and faded, but not failed. A 2-inch overlay over the existing driveway and parking pad gave it a new surface without the cost of starting over.
A gravel approach to a shop and home, graded and paved into a wide asphalt driveway that swings over to the garage doors.
A worn gray driveway under mature trees got a 2-inch overlay over the existing asphalt. Same footprint, new surface.
A long run of new asphalt driveway out to a rural property.
Water was ponding at the edge of this lot. We milled out the low section and overlaid it so it drains the way it should.
New asphalt around a commercial shop building: the yard, the approach, and the apron at the overhead doors.
Failed sections cut out and repaved through the drive lanes and in front of the garage bays, so residents get a smooth lane without repaving the whole complex.
Gravel lot to finished asphalt in front of the fireworks stand, done in the window before the Fourth of July.
We pulled out the old concrete and the sod beside it, prepped the base, and paved a single asphalt pad from the street to the garage door and the side entry.
A gravel driveway to a single-story home became a wide asphalt approach with a curved turn-in. Truck feeding the paver, roller right behind it.
Two more new installs from the same stretch of June: a wide pad in front of a shop, and a driveway up to a house and detached garage.
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