Asphalt Paving & Milling
Across the Carolinas

Commercial parking lots, campus drives, subdivision roads, industrial yards, and municipal street work — from a single lot up to highway-scale contracts.

Yes. We own our milling machines and pavers and run both with our own crews. Removing the old surface and laying the new one on one schedule means fewer delays and a cleaner handoff between phases.

Paving season in the Carolinas generally runs spring through late fall — hot-mix asphalt needs warm ground and air temperatures to compact properly, and sealcoat needs warm days to cure. Milling and repairs can often run later into the year. If your project is time-sensitive, get on the schedule early in the season.

It depends on what's under the surface. Sealcoating protects asphalt that's still structurally sound. Widespread cracking or soft spots usually call for milling and repaving. We'll tell you which one your pavement needs during the site visit.

We're based in Greensboro and work across both Carolinas. Recent projects run from the Triad and Raleigh out to Cherokee County, and we take commercial and municipal work anywhere in North or South Carolina — including Charlotte, Wilmington, Columbia, Charleston, and Greenville.