If you are in the beginning stages of designing a new build or just need your current surfaces replaced or repaired, the team at American Asphalt is here to help. We specialize in several different commercial and industrial paving services, including:

Full-Depth Paving

Damage to your pavement often affects more than the surface, making it difficult for property owners and managers to accurately assess its current state. Fortunately, the professionals at American Asphalt have the experience to evaluate and repair damaged foundations through full-depth paving.

This process, also known as full-depth replacement or full-depth reclamation, requires teams to remove the asphalt down to its subgrade. They will then evaluate, fine-grade, and compact the existing subgrade while removing and replacing any soft spots before covering it with base course asphalt and finishing the surface.

The process is a cost-effective solution for those who have noticed large cracks, deep potholes, undulations and other damage to their parking lots and roadways. It allows you to address the problem at the core, leaving the area more structurally stable for years to come.

Asphalt Milling

If you’re noticing surface damage to your pavement, asphalt milling may be the right solution. This service helps commercial and industrial facilities repair unsightly pavements without involving large-scale operations.

Asphalt milling is a process that involves using specialized equipment to grind the surface level of an area down to the base course asphalt. Once the damaged surface is removed, it will be replaced with new asphalt and compacted, leaving a clean, finished surface.

Milling is a smart choice when your subgrade is uncompromised, but surface course shows signs of wear. It allows you to get good-looking pavement without undergoing the extensive and costly process of full depth removal.

Asphalt Overlay

Another affordable alternative to bigger repair or replacement projects is asphalt overlay and resurfacing. An overlay is utilized when your existing surface is structurally sound. Transitional points are profile milled to ensure they are flush. Tack is applied to the existing surface course to ensure a bond is created. New surface asphalt is paved directly over the existing and compacted to a smooth finish.

Asphalt Patch Repairs

If your pavement is structurally sound but features damaged areas, asphalt patching may be an effective solution. This service requires teams to sawcut cut around damaged areas and remove. Hot asphalt mix will be placed, compacted, and smoothed, and the edge will be sealed to help keep out water, which could cause premature failure later.