Commercial Paving in Yaphank, NY

Professional Asphalt That Actually Lasts

Quality commercial paving that handles Long Island weather and heavy traffic without breaking your budget.

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Suffolk County Commercial Asphalt

What You Get With Professional Paving

Your property makes the right first impression. Smooth, properly graded asphalt that looks professional and stays that way through Long Island’s brutal winters and heavy summer traffic.

No more explaining away cracked pavement to customers or worrying about liability from uneven surfaces. Your parking lot becomes an asset, not a headache.

You get years of reliable service from asphalt that’s built right the first time. Proper drainage means no more water pooling against your building. Quality materials mean fewer repairs and lower long-term costs.

Yaphank Asphalt Contractor

We Know Suffolk County Paving

All Purpose Paving has been handling commercial asphalt projects across Suffolk County for years. We understand how Long Island’s soil conditions and weather patterns affect pavement performance.

Our team knows local building codes and ADA requirements. We’ve paved everything from small office complexes to large industrial facilities throughout Yaphank and surrounding areas.

Our approach is straightforward: show up on time, do quality work, and keep your business running smoothly during the project.

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Commercial Asphalt Installation Process

Here's How Your Project Actually Works

First, we evaluate your site and discuss your timeline. No surprises or hidden issues that pop up later – we identify potential challenges upfront and plan accordingly.

Next comes proper site preparation. This is where most problems start or get prevented. We excavate to the right depth, address drainage issues, and install a solid base that won’t shift or settle.

Then we install the asphalt using commercial-grade equipment. Proper compaction and finishing techniques ensure your pavement can handle heavy traffic and weather extremes. The final step includes line striping and any ADA-compliant features your property needs.

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What's Included In Your Project

Every commercial paving project includes proper site evaluation and preparation. We handle permits, coordinate with utility companies if needed, and work around your business schedule to minimize disruption.

You get quality asphalt materials designed for commercial traffic loads. Proper drainage systems prevent water damage to your property. ADA-compliant installation meets accessibility requirements.

The work includes professional line striping, proper compaction, and clean job site management. We coordinate delivery schedules to avoid blocking your operations and complete projects efficiently so you can get back to business.

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Most commercial parking lots take 2-5 days depending on size and complexity. Weather plays a role – you can’t pave in rain or when temperatures drop below 50 degrees. The actual paving happens quickly, but proper site preparation takes time and can’t be rushed. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront and keep you updated if weather or unexpected site conditions cause delays. Larger industrial projects or complex layouts with extensive drainage work may take longer.
Commercial asphalt is thicker and uses a stronger base to handle heavier loads and constant traffic. While residential driveways might use 2-3 inches of asphalt, commercial applications typically require 3-4 inches or more. The base preparation is also more extensive – usually 6-12 inches of compacted stone depending on soil conditions and expected traffic. Commercial projects also require proper drainage systems and ADA-compliant features that residential work doesn’t need.
Commercial paving typically runs $3-7 per square foot in Suffolk County, but the real answer depends on your specific project. Site conditions, drainage requirements, base preparation needs, and project size all affect pricing. A simple overlay costs less than full-depth reconstruction. Larger projects get better per-square-foot pricing than small jobs. The best approach is getting a detailed estimate based on your actual site conditions rather than trying to budget from general numbers.
Yes, most commercial paving can be phased to keep your business accessible. We typically work in sections, maintaining access to your building and keeping some parking available. The key is planning the sequence carefully and communicating with your staff about temporary access routes. Some disruption is unavoidable – you can’t drive on fresh asphalt for 24-48 hours – but we work with your schedule to minimize the impact on your operations and customers.
You can typically drive on new asphalt after 24-48 hours, but heavy trucks should wait at least 3-5 days. Hot weather extends curing time, while cooler temperatures allow earlier use. The asphalt continues hardening for several months, reaching full strength after about a year. During the first few weeks, avoid sharp turns with heavy vehicles and be careful with kickstands or jacks that concentrate weight in small areas. We’ll give you specific guidance based on weather conditions and your traffic needs.
Drainage problems need to be fixed before new asphalt goes down, or you’ll just repeat the same issues. We evaluate water flow patterns and identify where water needs to go. Solutions might include adjusting grades, installing catch basins, or adding drainage pipes. Sometimes the existing base needs to be rebuilt in problem areas. It adds to the project cost but prevents much bigger problems later. Water is asphalt’s biggest enemy – addressing drainage issues upfront saves money in the long run.