Premium Asphalt Unlike Anything Else in the Okanagan

A: Absolutely! We specialize in repairing and resurfacing existing asphalt surfaces. We can assess the damage and provide a tailored solution to restore your driveway or parking lot to its original condition. Get a free evaluation to discuss your options.

A: Asphalt thickness is determined by how the pavement will be used. During our site evaluation, we assess traffic volume, vehicle weight, base conditions, and intended use to determine the proper asphalt thickness for long term performance. 
Typical asphalt thicknesses include:
2"–2½" for residential driveways with light vehicle traffic
3" for longer lasting residential driveways, most parking lots, strata properties, and other commercial applications
4" or more for high traffic parking lots, roadways, and areas with frequent heavy truck traffic. We don’t take a one size fits all approach. Our goal is to install the proper asphalt thickness for your specific application so your pavement delivers the longest possible service life. 
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‍Homeowner note: When 3" Asphalt Makes Sense
‍A 3" asphalt driveway is a smart upgrade for homeowners who park heavier vehicles, have RVs or trailers, experience frequent turning in the same areas, or want added durability and a longer service life. The increased thickness provides better load distribution and helps reduce cracking, rutting, and surface wear over time. For long term parking of trailers or RVs, we recommend placing plywood pads under steel trailer support posts and tires, even on a 3" asphalt surface. This helps spread the load, prevents point pressure, and protects the asphalt from indentation or damage.

‍Why this matters:
‍Asphalt that’s too thin for the traffic it supports can crack, rut (a soft base can also cause ruts), and fail prematurely. Using the correct thickness helps distribute loads properly, protects the base below, and significantly extends the life of your asphalt investment

A: Yes, we do! We work with homeowners and contractors on new construction projects, providing high quality asphalt paving for driveways, parking lots, and more. Contact us for a free evaluation and let's discuss your project.

A: Definitely! Upgrading from gravel to asphalt is a popular option. We can prep your existing gravel base and compact the area, then place & compact a smooth, durable hot mix asphalt surface. Request a free evaluation to explore the possibilities.

A: Many properties have soil that contains a mix of clay, and in some regions the soil can be nearly all clay. Even moderate clay content can negatively affect asphalt performance. During our site evaluation, we assess the existing base soil conditions and how well they will support the asphalt pavement. If the base contains clay mixed soils or a high clay content, we may recommend additional preparation such as deeper excavation in affected areas and rebuilding the base with new, properly placed, and compacted crushed material. This creates a solid, stable foundation for your new asphalt and helps prevent future issues. All recommended options and any associated costs are clearly explained before work begins.
Why this matters:
‍A stable base is what makes asphalt last. Addressing clay heavy soils upfront helps prevent premature cracking, sinking, and water damage, saving homeowners costly repairs down the road.

A: We use high quality hot mix asphalt, selecting the appropriate mix design and thickness based on how the pavement will be used. For residential driveways, we typically use a driveway mix that provides a smoother, cleaner finish suited for passenger vehicles and daily household traffic. For strata, commercial, industrial, and roadway applications, we use transport grade asphalt, which has a tougher, more durable surface designed to withstand heavier loads, frequent turning, and increased wear from trucks and equipment.

A: Our free evaluation includes a thorough assessment of your current surface and base material (whether it's existing asphalt, gravel, or a new construction site). We'll discuss your needs and provide a customized asphalt paving solution tailored to your specific situation with an emailed quotation for your records. There's no obligation!