Asphalt Resurfacing

Asphalt Resurfacing vs. Replacement

Asphalt resurfacing is less expensive than a full surface overhaul and replacement. Resurfacing is best for driveways, parking lots, or roads with minor wear and damage.

Before resurfacing, our professional contractors will assess the damage to your asphalt’s surface. Next, our team will clean the area to be resurfaced, mill the asphalt, and repair any cracks. Lastly, we will lay the new asphalt layer, allow it to cure, and follow it up with a new asphalt sealcoat to prevent future deterioration.

Resurface unwanted signs of aging on your asphalt. Contact our Florida paving contractors today to schedule asphalt driveway resurfacing for your property!

A Four-Step Process

Asphalt resurfacing is a comprehensive, four-step process that revitalizes and extends the lifespan of your residential or commercial driveway, road, or parking lot.

Step One: Inspection

Before any construction begins, our expert asphalt resurfacers at DNE Asphalt Services Inc. will inspect the current condition of your road to determine the extent of the work that needs to be done. At this step, any structural, drainage, or cosmetic issues will be identified.

Step Two: Preparation

In this phase of construction, our contractors will clear your road of any debris that would otherwise get in the way. Additionally, arrangements will be made to ensure construction does not interfere with any utility, water, or sewage lines that may be buried beneath your asphalt.

Step Three: Milling & Repairing

To resurface your road, the top layer of asphalt must be removed. At this step, it is easy for our contractors to address and resolve deep-set damages present in your road.

Step Four: Resurfacing 

For that sleek, even look, our contractors finish off the job by carefully laying down a thick layer of asphalt. This asphalt is carefully leveled and left to dry and cure for the next few days before heavy foot or car traffic is recommended.

How Long Does Asphalt Resurfacing Last?

The amount of time asphalt can go between resurfacing is highly dependent on the weather conditions in the area. In sunny Florida, asphalt resurfacing may need to occur on a more frequent basis than in other locations. This is because the UV radiation from the hot Florida sun can cause asphalt cracks to form quicker. As the sun starts to oxidize the oils found in the asphalt, cracks and damage are more likely to form.

Generally, resurfacing is recommended every 15 to 20 years. Contact us today for more information on asphalt driveway, road, and parking lot resurfacing!

Frequently Asked Questions

When Does My Asphalt Need To Be Resurfaced?

Driveways, parking lots, and roads need to be resurfaced when potholes, cracks, and uneven surfaces start to interfere with the functionality of your road. Bumpy rides and swerving to avoid potholes are a thing of the past once customers invest in our asphalt road resurfacing services!

How Long Do Asphalt Overlays Take To Dry?

Asphalt overlays can withstand light car and foot traffic in as little as 48 – 72 hours. The asphalt will continue to cure for the next few months and will be able to tackle heavy machinery and traffic after only a few days.

What Types Of Asphalt Can DNE Asphalt Services Inc. Resurface?

DNE Asphalt Services Inc. can resurface almost every type of asphalt road, driveway, or parking lot. To learn more about the services we offer, get in touch with our team today.

How Long Does Asphalt Resurfacing Last?

Asphalt resurfacing can extend the lifespan of your road or driveway by 15 – 20 years, depending on the conditions of your road.

How Much Does Asphalt Resurfacing and Overlay Cost?

Asphalt resurfacing is a low-cost way to extend the lifespan of your asphalt road, driveway, or parking lot. Cost will depend on the materials used and the scale of your resurfacing project.