Pavement Reconstruction Services: Renew Your Commercial Property

Our Pavement Reconstruction Services

Removal

The first step in pavement reconstruction is the removal of the existing, damaged pavement. This involves milling or demolishing the old asphalt to prepare the surface for new materials. Removal ensures that any cracks, potholes, or structural issues are addressed, allowing for a fresh start and a stable foundation for the reconstructed pavement.

New Base

After removal, a new base layer is installed to provide the pavement's foundation. This base, often made from compacted aggregate or a cement-treated base (CTB), is critical to the pavement's long-term stability. It prevents shifting and settling by creating a solid foundation that evenly distributes weight and minimizes the risk of future cracks or deterioration.

New Surface

The new surface layer consists of fresh asphalt applied over the base. This top layer provides a smooth, durable driving surface that can withstand heavy traffic and weather conditions. The new surface restores the pavement's structural integrity and enhances safety and appearance.

New Protective Coating

In order to extend the life of the reconstructed pavement, a protective coating like a seal coat is applied. This coating shields the asphalt from damage caused by UV rays, water, oil, and other environmental factors. It also helps prevent cracking, potholes, and surface erosion, ensuring the pavement remains in top condition for years.