Commercial Paving in Gardiners Point, NY

Professional Pavement That Actually Lasts

Heavy-duty commercial asphalt built for Long Island’s toughest conditions and your busiest traffic.

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What You Get With Quality Commercial Paving

Your parking lot stops being a problem. No more emergency patch jobs, no more customer complaints about potholes, no more worrying about liability issues every time it rains.

Professional commercial asphalt means your property looks the part. Clean lines, proper drainage, surfaces that can handle delivery trucks and customer traffic without breaking down after the first winter.

You get back to focusing on your business instead of managing pavement problems. That’s what happens when commercial paving gets done right the first time.

Gardiners Point Commercial Asphalt

We Know Commercial Paving Requirements

All Purpose Paving handles commercial asphalt projects across Suffolk County. We understand the difference between residential driveways and commercial parking lots that need to handle heavy traffic, meet ADA requirements, and last through Long Island winters.

We work with property managers, business owners, and developers who need reliable commercial paving without the headaches. We’ve been serving the Gardiners Point area long enough to know local regulations and weather challenges.

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Commercial Paving Process

Here's How We Handle Your Project

We start with a site assessment to understand your specific needs, traffic patterns, and any drainage issues. No cookie-cutter approaches here – commercial properties have different requirements than residential jobs.

Next comes proper base preparation. This is where most commercial paving problems start, so we don’t cut corners. We excavate to the right depth, install proper base materials, and ensure adequate drainage before any asphalt goes down.

The paving itself uses commercial-grade asphalt mix designed for your traffic load. We coordinate timing to minimize business disruption and work efficiently to get your property back in operation quickly.

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Industrial Paving Services

Complete Commercial Asphalt Solutions

We handle commercial paving for everything from small business parking lots to large industrial facilities. We handle new installations, complete reconstructions, and major repairs using equipment sized for commercial work.

You get proper drainage systems, ADA-compliant surfaces, and line striping that meets local codes. We work with loading docks, fire lanes, and high-traffic areas that need extra reinforcement.

Every project includes proper compaction, appropriate asphalt thickness for your traffic load, and attention to details like transitions between old and new pavement. This is commercial-grade work built to handle real-world conditions.

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Most commercial parking lots take 2-5 days depending on size and complexity. We break the work into phases to keep parts of your lot accessible during construction when possible. Weather can affect timing, but we’ll give you realistic schedules upfront and keep you updated if conditions change. The key is proper planning so your business operations aren’t disrupted longer than necessary.
Commercial asphalt uses thicker applications and stronger base materials to handle heavy traffic loads. We typically install 3-4 inches of asphalt over a properly prepared stone base, compared to 2-3 inches for residential driveways. The asphalt mix itself is also designed for commercial use, with aggregates and binders that can withstand delivery trucks, snow plows, and constant traffic without breaking down.
Commercial paving typically runs $3-7 per square foot depending on site conditions, thickness requirements, and project size. Larger projects cost less per square foot due to economies of scale. The total cost depends on factors like base preparation needed, drainage work, and accessibility. We provide detailed estimates after assessing your specific site rather than giving generic pricing that doesn’t reflect your actual needs.
Yes, we schedule commercial paving to minimize business disruption. Many projects can be done in phases, keeping part of your parking available while we work on sections. For businesses that can’t close during normal hours, we can work evenings or weekends when needed. The key is planning the logistics upfront so everyone knows what to expect and when different areas will be accessible.
Properly installed commercial asphalt typically lasts 15-20 years with regular maintenance like seal coating every 3-5 years. The lifespan depends on traffic volume, weather exposure, and how well the base was prepared initially. Heavy industrial sites with constant truck traffic may need resurfacing sooner, while light commercial use can last longer. Regular maintenance makes a huge difference in extending pavement life.
Yes, we ensure all commercial paving meets ADA requirements for accessibility. This includes proper slopes for wheelchair access, compliant parking space dimensions, and accessible routes from parking to building entrances. We’re familiar with current ADA standards and local building codes, so your property stays compliant. This is especially important for businesses open to the public where non-compliance can create legal issues.