Choose repair, replacement or new construction
Photos, dimensions and a description of cracking, rutting or settlement help distinguish localized repairs from broader replacement. Existing pavement may require removal and base correction before a new surface is placed. An overlay and a full reconstruction are different scopes and should be priced that way.
Match the section to its use
Passenger parking, delivery traffic, equipment access and heavy truck movements place different demands on a pavement section. Provide the engineer’s aggregate and asphalt specifications, anticipated vehicle loads and turning areas. We price the specified section and identify where design information is still needed.
Keep the property working
For an occupied business, identify parking that must remain available, delivery hours, accessible routes and entrances. A phased paving plan can separate work areas and coordinate closures. Drainage structures, utility covers and tie-ins need to be included in the limits of work rather than left to the end.
Project questions
Can you price a gravel driveway as well as asphalt?
Yes. Identify the desired width, length, base section, drainage needs and expected vehicle use. Gravel construction and asphalt surfacing can be separate items.
Does paving pricing include drainage repairs?
Only when they are listed in the scope. Share standing-water or settlement problems early so drainage and base repairs can be evaluated before resurfacing.
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