 Q1. How long will my asphalt driveway last?
A. Typically a driveway can last up to 20 years. One important factor in the longevity of a driveway is the quality of the base that the asphalt sits on. We take great pride in our extra "pre-prep" work the the base itself.
Q2.How many days does it take to install a new driveway?
A. Generally we are on-site about two days. The first day we prepare the site, grade and gravel the driveway. Second we lay and finish the hot mix asphalt. Depending on shedules, weather or other factors, the whole process could take from a couple days to a few weeks.
Q3. How soon can I drive on my driveway after you pave it?
A. You can drive on it the day we pave it you need to. However, depending on the temperature and other factors, we usually suggest letting the new pavement sit a day or so.
Q4. I see people applying that black sealant to their driveway. will I have to do that?
A. Your newly paved driveway needs a 3 to 4 year "curing" process in which the strength of asphalt improves. At that time you may want to consider applying a sealant to fill small cracks and to improve the "black look" of your pavement.
Q5. What about buried powerlines?
A. It is the home or businesses responsibility to call Diggers Hotline in order to locate and mark underground utilities. Their service is free of charge. Call them at: 1-800-242-8511
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