Asphalt Company in Davis Park, NY

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Davis Park Asphalt Paving Services

Your Property Gets Real Protection

You’re tired of patching the same spots every spring. You want asphalt work that handles Long Island winters without turning into a pothole minefield by March.

That’s what proper base preparation gets you. When we excavate to the right depth and compact the foundation correctly, your driveway or parking lot doesn’t sink, crack, or develop those annoying low spots where water sits and freezes.

Your property value stays protected. Your tenants stop complaining about car damage. You stop writing checks for emergency repairs every few months.

Davis Park Asphalt Contractors

We Know Long Island Asphalt

All Purpose Paving has been handling asphalt projects across Davis Park and Long Island for years. We understand how coastal weather, freeze-thaw cycles, and sandy soil conditions affect pavement performance.

You won’t find us cutting corners on base prep or using substandard materials. We use the same commercial-grade asphalt for residential driveways that we install for shopping centers and office complexes.

Our crews show up when scheduled, complete projects on timeline, and clean up properly when finished.

Asphalt Installation Process Davis Park

Here's How We Handle Your Project

First, we excavate the existing surface and inspect the base conditions. Poor drainage kills asphalt faster than anything else, so we address slope and water management issues before laying new material.

Next comes base preparation – the foundation that determines whether your asphalt lasts 5 years or 20 years. We compact the base in lifts, not all at once, to achieve proper density throughout.

Finally, we install the asphalt in two lifts when thickness allows, compacting each layer to manufacturer specifications. The surface gets final rolling while the material is still workable, creating that smooth finish that looks professional and drains properly.

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Commercial Asphalt Davis Park NY

Complete Asphalt Services Available

We handle everything from small driveway repairs to full parking lot installations. Residential driveways get the same attention to base preparation and material quality as our commercial projects.

For commercial properties, we work around your business schedule to minimize disruption. Emergency repairs get priority response because we understand that damaged pavement creates liability issues and drives customers away.

Sealcoating services extend your asphalt investment by protecting against water penetration, UV damage, and chemical spills. We recommend sealcoating every 2-3 years depending on traffic levels and exposure conditions.

How long does new asphalt need to cure before driving on it?

You can drive on new asphalt within 24-48 hours under normal conditions, but full curing takes 6-12 months. During the first few weeks, avoid parking in the same spots repeatedly and don’t turn your steering wheel while stopped – this can scuff the surface. Heavy vehicles should stay off for at least a week. Hot weather extends curing time, so we’ll give you specific guidance based on installation conditions and forecast.

What causes asphalt driveways to crack and how do you prevent it?

Poor base preparation causes 90% of premature asphalt failure. When the foundation isn’t properly compacted or doesn’t have adequate drainage, the asphalt flexes and cracks under load. We prevent this by excavating to proper depth, installing drainage where needed, and compacting the base in lifts to achieve uniform density. Proper edge support also prevents cracking along the sides where many driveways fail first.

How much does asphalt paving cost compared to concrete in Davis Park?

Asphalt typically costs 30-50% less than concrete for initial installation, but the real savings come from easier maintenance and repairs. Small cracks in asphalt can be sealed affordably, while concrete cracks often require expensive replacement sections. In Long Island’s freeze-thaw climate, asphalt’s flexibility handles temperature changes better than rigid concrete. We provide detailed estimates that break down material, labor, and base preparation costs so you can compare accurately.

When is the best time of year for asphalt work on Long Island?

Late spring through early fall provides ideal conditions for asphalt installation. We need air temperatures above 50°F and dry conditions for proper compaction and curing. Summer installations cure faster but require more careful timing to avoid working in extreme heat. Fall work is excellent because cooler temperatures slow curing, giving us more working time for a smooth finish. Winter emergency repairs are possible but not ideal for large installations.

Do you handle commercial parking lot maintenance and line striping?

Yes, we provide complete commercial asphalt services including crack sealing, pothole repair, sealcoating, and line striping. Regular maintenance extends parking lot life significantly and keeps your property looking professional. We can set up annual maintenance schedules that address small issues before they become expensive problems. ADA compliance updates are also available when you need accessible parking spaces or walkway improvements.

What warranty do you provide on asphalt paving work?

We warranty our workmanship for one year and material defects according to manufacturer specifications. This covers issues like premature cracking from installation problems or base failure, but normal wear from traffic and weather isn’t covered. Proper maintenance like sealcoating and prompt crack repair helps preserve your warranty coverage. We’ll walk you through maintenance requirements and provide written warranty terms with every estimate so you know exactly what’s covered.

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Davis Park, NY is located in Suffolk County in New York State