NEW ASPHALT

New asphalt.
A well-planned start.

Asphalt installation and resurfacing for parking lots, access roads and driveways in Palo Alto and the Bay Area. Define the preparation, surface and access plan before work begins.

New Asphalt

PLAN THE RIGHT WORK

Choose the paving approach for your site.

New construction, replacement and an overlay start from different conditions. The site review helps establish the right scope.

01

New installations

Prepare and pave new asphalt areas around the intended use and available site information.

02

Replacement paving

Consider removal and replacement where the existing pavement needs more extensive work.

03

Resurfacing & overlays

Review whether the existing surface is suitable for an overlay and what preparation it needs.

Asphalt repair

DETAILS THAT MATTER

A paving plan includes
the people using it.

For an occupied property, access is part of the project. We discuss work areas, traffic and the sequence of construction alongside the proposed paving.

  • Existing pavement and underlying conditions
  • Parking, loading and access requirements
  • Transitions, edges and drainage concerns
  • Project timing and return-to-use instructions

OUR PROCESS

A clear sequence.
A defined scope.

01

Review the starting point

Inspect the site and discuss new paving, replacement or resurfacing.

02

Define the build

Confirm the preparation, paving limits and connected work in the proposed scope.

03

Plan the sequence

Coordinate access, construction stages and reopening guidance.

PROJECT QUESTIONS

Questions about new asphalt.

An overlay may be suitable in some cases. The condition of the existing pavement and the preparation required must be reviewed first.

Yes. Commercial parking and access areas are part of Able’s paving services.

The return-to-use instructions depend on the work and site conditions. We discuss those requirements as part of the project.

Yes. Residential driveway work remains available through our residential services.

START WITH A CONVERSATION

Let's talk about your property.

Tell us where the work is and what you have in mind. We’ll help you identify the right next step.