Asphalt Contractor in Springfield, OH

Springfield has a lot of older housing stock. Neighborhoods like Ridgewood, the streets near Wittenberg, and the homes around Snyder Park were built long before most of today's driveways. Many of those drives have been patched over and over, have settled near the garage, or have edges crumbling into the lawn. Some are narrow single-car drives that owners want widened. A new asphalt driveway on one of these homes makes a big difference in how the house looks from the street.

Newer subdivisions on the edges of town tend to have wider drives that are in decent shape but have never been sealed. Those are perfect for crack filling and a sealcoat. A little care now costs far less than a full replacement later.

Outside city limits, Clark County opens up into farm country. Long gravel lanes and shared private drives are common, and they wash out, rut in spring, and get torn up by snow plows. Paving a lane, or even just the worst stretch near the road, ends a lot of yearly headaches.

On the commercial side, Bechtle Avenue, Upper Valley Pike, and East Main Street carry heavy traffic every day. Parking lots there take a beating from cars, delivery trucks, plows, and salt. Regular crack filling and sealcoating keep a lot looking sharp and safe to walk on.

The weather here is the same story for all of it. Southwest Ohio sees many freeze and thaw cycles each winter, and clay-heavy soils hold water under the pavement. Cracks let water in, winter pushes them open, and spring shows the damage. Keeping cracks filled and asphalt sealed is the best defense.