SERVICES

PAVEMENT RESTORATION

There are several reasons that pavement restoration may be needed. The most common reasons are:

	Underground utilities have been installed, replaced or repaired.
	Aging asphalt has developed cracks, pot holes, or other damage.
	Tree roots have damaged the paved surface or concrete walks.
	Improper drainage and/or poor base material have caused the paved surface to be undermined causing pot holes or sunken surfaces.

• Asphalt Patching
  Greatly extends the life of existing paved surfaces by repairing aged, cracked, pot holed, and damaged areas. The damaged area is cut out and completely removed. The pavement base material is inspected and corrected as needed. The area is then patched and smoothed with new asphalt, thus restoring the damaged area to like new condition.

• Asphalt Overlays
  Restore aging asphalt surfaces to like new condition. After patching has been completed, the existing surface is thoroughly cleaned. A tacking coat of glue is then placed on the cleaned surface, and the entire area is repaved with an overlay of 1 1/2" to 2" of new asphalt. This new surface will last for many many years

• Seal Coating
  Primarily used on drives, driveways, and parking areas, this coating protects asphalt from the damaging effects of petroleum products. It also fills surface cracks to prevent water from entering and damaging the base material. Not only does seal coating protect and extend the life of asphalt, its deep black smooth appearance is visually appealing as well.

• Asphalt Grinding
  Is used to remove damaged asphalt or to prepare an existing surface for an overlay. The ground asphalt makes an excellent base material. It can also be recycled into new asphalt. Use of the asphalt grinding equipment can save you both time and money.

Concrete Restoration

• Concrete restoration
  Is often performed for many of the same reasons as asphalt restoration.  In many cases asphalt patching will be needed along with concrete due to the placing of forms for curbs or other areas where concrete and asphalt have common joints.

• Concrete Finishing
  There are several ways to finish concrete. The most common are:
  • Light Broom Finish.  Usually done on city sidewalks, residential sidewalks, and driveways.
  • Heavy Broom Finish.  Usually done on city and county streets or very steep driveways.
  • Washed Aggregate Finish. This is where the surface layer of concrete is washed off to expose the rock or aggregate. It is also used to create a custom design in the finish.

Specialty Contracting

• Demolition
  We can break up and remove concrete walls, concrete slabs, and old paved areas.  After breaking up we completely haul away all debris.
  
  
• Storm Drainage
  Improper drainage is a leading cause of asphalt damage. We repair and install storm water drainage systems for commercial or residential projects. In some cases civil engineers may be needed.
  
  
• ADA Upgrades
  We install and retrofit ramps and accesses to comply with the ADA (American Disability Act).  We also complete and upgrade signage and pavement markings.
  
  
• Pavement Marking
  We provide pavement marking and extruded curbing through one of our qualified sub-contractors.  We supervise these contractors to make sure quality and services are done to our, and our customers satisfaction.
  
  
• Site Preparation
  We can handle all of your site preparation needs for new construction. Clearing, dozing, setting sub grade, staking, and fine grading for paving or landscaping etc. We also fine grade gravel driveways or road shoulders.

As you can see, AA Asphalting is well poised to meet all of your asphalt and concrete restoration needs.

To contact us via telephone, FAX, mail, or e-mail simply click on the Contact US  button>>>

For your convenience, the following form has been provided for you to request a bid, estimate, or to have one of our professionals contact you.  One of our representatives will contact you to see how we may be of service.