Asphalt Milling Contractor in Central Florida
Resurface without raising the pavement into the curbs.
Milling grinds the existing asphalt surface off to a controlled depth. It is how you resurface a lot without raising it into the curbs and thresholds.
We mill surfaces for resurfacing, for height and grade correction at tie-ins, for removal of failed surface areas before repair, and for full removal where the surface is finished. Controlled depth is the whole point: milling establishes the profile the new asphalt needs rather than simply removing material.
Milling also produces recycled asphalt millings, which are a genuinely useful material for drives, yards and access roads where hot mix asphalt is not required.
Asphalt Milling project scope
Milling work we handle
- Profile milling before resurfacing
- Height and grade correction at curbs, drains and thresholds
- Edge and butt joint milling at tie-ins
- Milling out failed surface areas before repair
- Full surface removal
- Cleanup and haul off of milled material
- Recycled millings retained for reuse where appropriate
Asphalt Milling assessment
Common pavement and site concerns
Cannot raise the surface height
Milling removes the thickness the new asphalt will add, so curbs, drains and door thresholds stay where they are.
Old surface too far gone to overlay
Milling takes it off so the new surface starts from a known condition.
Rough tie-in at an existing edge
Butt joint milling gives a clean, flush transition.
Asphalt Milling project planning
How the job takes shape
- 1
Set the depth
Driven by heights, drainage and the new section.
- 2
Mill to profile
Controlled depth across the area.
- 3
Clean and haul
Surface swept and millings removed or stockpiled.
- 4
Prepare for paving
Surface ready for tack and new asphalt.
Discuss the site condition, drainage, access and intended use when requesting an estimate. Ask for a written scope so you can compare the proposed work.
Tri-State asphalt milling photos
Photos from our work
Explore our paving, grading and pavement maintenance work.
Roadway after an asphalt overlay
overlay
Paver laying hot mix asphalt on a drive with crew alongside
paving
Roller and paver working a wide paving run
Commercial and residential asphalt milling
Who we work with
- Property managers resurfacing a lot
- HOAs milling and repaving community roads
- General contractors needing a surface removed
- Facilities correcting drainage or threshold heights
Common questions
- Why mill instead of just paving over the top?
- Because adding thickness changes heights. Milling first keeps curbs, drains and thresholds working and keeps drainage where it was designed to go.
- What happens to the milled material?
- It is hauled off or, where appropriate, retained as recycled asphalt millings for reuse.
- Can you mill only part of a surface?
- Yes. Partial milling of failed areas and tie-in joints is common.
Asphalt paving and grading estimates in Central Florida
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