Asphalt Driveway Contractor in Central Florida
A driveway that looks right and drains right.
A driveway is a small job where the details show. Edges, slope away from the garage and how the apron meets the road are what you look at every day.
We pave new driveways, replace failed ones, extend existing ones and pave longer rural drives where the run matters more than the square footage. On older properties the existing drive is often sitting on almost no base, which is why it cracked. That gets addressed rather than covered.
Under mature oaks, which is most of this area, root heave and shade are real factors in how a drive holds up. We walk it with you and say plainly where a surface is likely to move again.
Residential Driveways project scope
Driveway work we handle
- New asphalt driveways on prepared or raw ground
- Removal and replacement of failed driveways
- Driveway extensions and widening
- Long rural and acreage drives
- Aprons and road tie-ins
- Turnarounds and parking pads
- Grading and base work under the drive
Residential Driveways assessment
Common pavement and site concerns
Cracking and crumbling edges
Usually thin asphalt on a weak base with no edge support. Replacement on a proper section is the durable answer.
Water running toward the garage
A slope problem. It gets fixed at grade before paving.
Ruts and soft spots after rain
A sign the base never got built or has been contaminated. That section needs rebuilding.
Residential Driveways project planning
How the job takes shape
- 1
Measure and walk it
We look at slope, drainage, trees, access and how you actually use the drive.
- 2
Written estimate
Square footage, thickness, base work and what is included.
- 3
Grade and base
Existing surface removed where needed, then cut, fill and compact.
- 4
Pave and roll
Asphalt placed and compacted with attention to the edges and the apron.
- 5
Curing guidance
Clear direction on traffic, turning and what to keep off the surface while it hardens.
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 residential driveways photos
Photos from our work
Explore our paving, grading and pavement maintenance work.
New driveway under a canopy of live oaks
driveway paving
Long new asphalt driveway curving across a lawn
driveway paving
New driveway through a ranch gate entry
driveway paving
Roller on a new driveway beside a garage
driveway paving
New asphalt motor court in front of a multi level house and garage
driveway paving
Driveway winding between moss draped oaks
driveway paving
New asphalt drive past a small building
paving
Graded circular drive around a large oak tree
Fresh asphalt parking area edged by palms
Graded and compacted drive alongside a building, ready for paving
Commercial and residential residential driveways
Who we work with
- Homeowners replacing a cracked or crumbling drive
- Homeowners on acreage needing a long drive
- Owners adding a pad, turnaround or extra width
- Residents of private road communities
Common questions
- How long does a driveway take?
- Timing depends on the driveway size, removal, base work, access and weather. Discuss the expected work sequence and any access restrictions when requesting an estimate.
- When can I park on it?
- Ask about parking and curing guidance for your project. Sharp turning, trailer jacks and other narrow-point loads can mark new asphalt, especially in summer heat.
- Can you pave over my old driveway?
- Only if what is under it is worth keeping. If the base failed, paving over it repeats the failure. We will tell you honestly after looking at it.
- Do you do concrete driveways?
- No. We are an asphalt contractor. If concrete is the better fit for your situation we will say so.
Asphalt paving and grading estimates in Central Florida
Ready for a written estimate?
Tell us about the property and the work you need. Discuss the site condition, access and proposed scope for your estimate.