Commercial Paving in Bay Hills, NY

Durable Commercial Surfaces That Last

Professional asphalt paving that handles your business traffic and Suffolk County weather conditions.

Hear from Our Customers

Suffolk County Asphalt Contractor

What Proper Commercial Paving Gets You

Your parking lot and commercial surfaces do more than you think. They handle the daily beating from delivery trucks, customer traffic, and Long Island’s freeze-thaw cycles that crack inferior work within a few seasons.

When done right, commercial asphalt paving eliminates the constant patching, the liability headaches from trip hazards, and the unprofessional appearance that makes customers question your business before they walk through the door.

You get surfaces built for commercial loads, proper drainage that prevents water damage, and ADA-compliant access that keeps you out of legal trouble. Most importantly, you get years of reliable performance instead of annual repair bills that add up to more than doing it right the first time.

Bay Hills Paving Specialists

We Handle Commercial Jobs Right

We’ve been handling commercial paving projects across Suffolk County for years. We understand the difference between residential driveways and commercial surfaces that need to handle delivery trucks, employee parking, and customer traffic day after day.

We’re not the cheapest option in Bay Hills, and there’s a reason for that. Commercial paving requires heavier equipment, commercial-grade materials, and the experience to handle projects without disrupting your business operations.

Our team knows Suffolk County regulations, ADA compliance requirements, and how to work around your business schedule so your operations don’t come to a halt while we’re working.

Commercial Paving Process

Here's How We Handle Your Project

First, we assess your site and discuss timing that works with your business operations. No surprises, no showing up when it’s convenient for us but terrible for you.

We handle permits and ensure the base preparation meets commercial standards. This isn’t optional – skip proper base work and you’ll be calling someone for repairs within two years. We excavate to proper depth, install adequate base material, and grade for proper drainage.

The asphalt installation uses commercial-grade materials designed for your traffic loads. We coordinate delivery and paving to minimize disruption, and we don’t leave until striping and marking are complete. Your parking lot is ready for business, not left half-finished for weeks.

Ready to get started?

Explore More Services

About All Purpose Paving | Serving all of Suffolk County, NY

Get a Free Consultation

Industrial Paving Services

What's Included in Commercial Paving

Commercial paving isn’t just laying asphalt. You’re getting site preparation that handles commercial drainage requirements, base installation that supports loaded delivery trucks, and surface thickness appropriate for your specific traffic.

We handle the permit process, coordinate with local utilities if needed, and ensure ADA compliance for accessible parking and walkways. This includes proper slopes, accessible routes, and compliant marking.

Every commercial job includes professional striping and marking. Parking spaces, fire lanes, handicapped areas, and directional arrows aren’t afterthoughts – they’re part of creating a functional commercial space that works for your business and meets local requirements.

How long does commercial paving take to complete?

Most commercial parking lots take 2-5 days depending on size and complexity. We break this into phases to minimize business disruption – site prep and base work first, then asphalt installation and striping. Weather can affect timing, but we coordinate closely with you throughout the process. For larger industrial projects or complex sites with utilities, expect 1-2 weeks. We provide realistic timelines upfront, not optimistic estimates that leave you scrambling when the project runs long.

What's the difference between commercial and residential asphalt?

Commercial asphalt is thicker and uses different specifications designed for heavier loads. While residential driveways might use 2-3 inches of asphalt, commercial surfaces typically require 3-4 inches or more depending on traffic. The base preparation is also more extensive – commercial jobs need deeper excavation and more base material to support delivery trucks and constant traffic. We also use commercial-grade asphalt mixes that handle the stress of business traffic better than standard residential materials.

How much does commercial paving cost per square foot?

Commercial paving typically runs $3-7 per square foot depending on thickness requirements, site conditions, and project size. Larger projects cost less per square foot due to economies of scale. Additional costs include base preparation, drainage work, and striping. We provide detailed estimates that break down all costs – no hidden fees for permits, cleanup, or “unexpected” site conditions that should have been obvious from the start. Get multiple quotes, but make sure you’re comparing similar specifications and materials.

When is the best time to schedule commercial paving?

Spring through fall offers the best weather conditions for asphalt paving. We can work in cooler weather, but asphalt needs adequate temperature to compact properly. For businesses, consider your busy seasons – retail properties might avoid back-to-school or holiday periods, while office complexes might prefer summer when some employees are on vacation. We can phase work to keep portions of your parking available during construction. Plan ahead – good contractors book up during prime paving season.

Do you handle permits and ADA compliance requirements?

Yes, we handle permit applications and ensure ADA compliance for all commercial projects. This includes proper slopes for accessible parking spaces, compliant routes to building entrances, and correct marking and signage. Suffolk County has specific requirements for commercial properties, and we stay current with local codes. ADA violations can result in expensive lawsuits, so this isn’t an area to cut corners. We include compliance in our planning from the beginning, not as an afterthought that requires costly modifications.

How long should I wait before allowing traffic on new asphalt?

Light vehicle traffic can typically resume within 24-48 hours, but heavy trucks should wait 3-5 days minimum. Hot weather extends curing time, while cooler temperatures may require longer wait periods. We provide specific guidance based on weather conditions and your traffic requirements. Rushing this process can cause permanent indentations and damage that requires expensive repairs. We coordinate timing so the final paving happens when you can afford to restrict heavy deliveries for a few days.

Local Resources

Bay Hills, NY is located in Hamilton County in New York State