We pave and repair driveways for one- and two-family homes, attached houses with shared driveways, and small business lots across Brooklyn, Queens, and Long Island.
What’s included
New asphalt driveways
Excavation, a compacted stone base, and a new paved surface sized for your cars and your lot.
Tear-out and repave
When the old driveway has failed, we remove it down to the base, repair soft spots, and repave.
Resurfacing (overlay)
If the base is still sound, a new layer of asphalt over the existing surface gives you a like-new driveway for less.
Crack and pothole repair
We cut out failed patches and fill cracks before water gets under the surface and makes them worse.
Sealcoating
A protective coat that keeps out water, oil, and UV, and brings back the deep black finish.
Drainage and grading
We set the slope so rain runs to the street or a drain instead of toward your garage or foundation.
Signs it needs work
- Web-like “alligator” cracking spreading across the surface
- Potholes or loose chunks, especially after a hard winter
- Puddles that sit for hours after it rains
- Crumbling edges along the sidewalk, curb, or lawn
- A dry, grey, rough surface that has lost its finish
- Weeds growing up through the cracks
Hairline cracks on a sound driveway usually just need filling and a sealcoat. Soft spots, wide cracks, and standing water usually mean the base has failed. Patching over a failed base doesn’t last, so a repave is the better value.
