Driveway Paving

Your driveway is the first thing people see and the last thing most contractors finish well. A clean, dark drive with straight edges lifts the whole front of the house; a cracked, patched, weed-split one drags it down no matter how nice everything else looks. We treat residential paving as work that has to look sharp and hold up, not just one or the other.

What you need depends on what is already there. A sound base under a tired surface may only call for resurfacing, laying a fresh mat over the old one. A drive that is breaking up, heaving, or holding water usually has a base problem, and the honest fix is to replace it rather than keep patching. If you are starting from gravel or bare ground, we build the whole thing up from a proper compacted base. We will tell you which one your drive actually needs.

Either way we grade for drainage first, because in Southeast Michigan water that sits on a drive freezes, lifts, and cracks it apart by spring. Then we finish the edges by hand and clean up the transitions to your garage apron and the street, the spots that separate a tidy job from a sloppy one. Our crew does the whole thing, no subcontractors.