Commercial Paving in Sunken Meadow, NY

Parking Lots That Actually Last

Professional commercial asphalt installation and repair that keeps your business running smooth.

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What Proper Commercial Paving Gets You

Your parking lot stops being a problem. No more apologizing to customers about potholes or worrying about liability from cracked pavement.

You get a surface that handles heavy traffic, looks professional, and actually lasts through Suffolk County’s harsh winters. The kind of pavement that makes your property look like you care about details.

Most importantly, you get it done right the first time. No callbacks, no surprises, no wondering if you picked the wrong contractor six months from now.

Sunken Meadow Paving Company

We Know Commercial Asphalt

We’ve been handling commercial paving projects across Suffolk County for years. We understand what works in this climate and what doesn’t.

We’re not the cheapest option, and that’s intentional. Commercial paving isn’t where you want to cut corners. You need contractors who show up with the right equipment, use proper materials, and know how to handle the complexities of commercial sites.

Your project gets the same attention whether it’s a small retail parking area or a large industrial facility.

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Commercial Paving Process

How We Handle Your Project

We start with a site assessment to understand drainage, traffic patterns, and any specific requirements your property has. This isn’t a quick walk-around – we’re looking at base conditions, existing infrastructure, and potential issues.

Next comes proper site preparation. This means excavation to the right depth, installing proper base materials, and ensuring drainage works correctly. Most paving problems start here, so we don’t rush this step.

The asphalt installation uses commercial-grade equipment and materials designed for your traffic load. We handle compaction in lifts, maintain proper temperatures, and ensure the surface meets grade requirements. Striping and final details happen after the asphalt has properly cured.

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What's Included in Commercial Paving

Every commercial paving project includes proper site preparation, which means excavating to the correct depth and installing a stable base. We handle all the drainage considerations that keep water from becoming a problem later.

The asphalt installation uses materials appropriate for your expected traffic load. Light commercial areas get different treatment than heavy industrial sites or loading dock areas. We match the pavement design to how you’ll actually use it.

ADA-compliant striping, handicap spaces, and proper signage are part of the package. We know the requirements and handle the details so your parking lot meets all local codes without you having to think about it.

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Most commercial parking lots take 3-7 days depending on size and complexity. This includes site preparation, base installation, asphalt paving, and striping. Weather can extend timelines, especially in fall and spring when conditions change quickly. We schedule projects to minimize disruption to your business operations, often working around your peak hours or breaking the work into phases so you maintain some parking availability throughout the project.
Commercial paving uses thicker asphalt layers and stronger base materials to handle heavier traffic loads and constant use. The equipment is larger and more specialized. Commercial projects also require ADA compliance, proper drainage systems, and often coordination with utilities or other contractors. The planning phase is more complex because we’re working around active businesses, delivery schedules, and customer access needs that don’t exist with residential driveways.
Proper drainage starts with site grading during the preparation phase. We slope the pavement to direct water toward catch basins or designated drainage areas, preventing pooling that leads to ice formation and pavement damage. For existing lots with drainage problems, we often need to adjust grades, install additional drainage infrastructure, or modify the base layer. Poor drainage is the fastest way to destroy even good quality asphalt, so we address it upfront rather than hoping it won’t be a problem.
Yes, we regularly schedule commercial projects to work around business operations. This might mean starting early, working evenings, or completing the project in phases so you maintain partial access throughout. For retail locations, we often work Sunday through Thursday to avoid weekend traffic. The key is planning the sequence so critical areas like main entrances and handicap spaces are completed first, and we always ensure safe pedestrian access to your building.
Light traffic can typically use new asphalt within 24-48 hours, but full curing takes several weeks. For commercial lots, we schedule the work so you can reopen for business the next day, though we recommend avoiding heavy trucks or delivery vehicles for the first week if possible. Hot weather speeds curing, while cool weather slows it down. We’ll give you specific guidance based on the weather conditions during your project and your particular traffic needs.
Sealcoating every 3-4 years protects the surface from weather and extends pavement life significantly. Crack sealing should be done promptly when small cracks appear – waiting turns minor maintenance into major repairs. Keep the surface clean of debris and address oil stains quickly, as petroleum products break down asphalt over time. Most commercial lots benefit from professional inspection every few years to catch small issues before they become expensive problems.