Asphalt Paving

Expert Asphalt Paving in Powell, TN

Ready for a smooth ride? Volunteer Paving & Concrete is here to transform your rough and bumpy roads into smooth, sleek surfaces. As Powell, TN's leading asphalt paving specialists, we take pride in providing top-notch service to our community. Call us today at (865) 938-2172 and experience the difference!

The Problem With Damaged Asphalt

Isn't it frustrating when your car jolts over pot-holes and cracks? Damaged asphalt disrupts your smooth drive and can pose safety risks and decrease property value.

Agitation: The Long-Term Effects of Neglected Asphalt

Ignoring the issue won't make it go away. Over time, small cracks can become more prominent, leading to more extensive damage. This could mean a heftier repair bill in the future.

Professional Asphalt Paving in Powell, TN

That's where we step in. Our team at Volunteer Paving & Concrete offers high-quality asphalt paving services that restore your surfaces and save your pocket from future extensive repairs. We use top-grade materials and the latest techniques to deliver durable and aesthetically pleasing results.

Why Choose Volunteer Paving & Concrete?

We're not just any asphalt paving service. We're a community-focused business committed to providing exceptional results and customer service. Our experienced team has the skills and knowledge to handle asphalt paving projects, big or small.

Contact Volunteer Paving & Concrete today at (865) 938-2172, and let us bring our expertise to your doorstep.

FAQ

  • How long does an asphalt driveway last?

    An asphalt driveway that is properly installed can last 20 to 30 years.

  • How long after paving can I drive and park on my new asphalt driveway?

     You can park and drive on a new asphalt driveway 24 to 48 hours after installation.

  • Is it necessary to excavate the old asphalt pavement in preparation for new asphalt pavement?

    The excavation of old pavement is highly dependent on the condition of the asphalt. Most of the time, asphalt pavements only need resurfacing, adding a new layer of asphalt. If the existing asphalt is severely damaged, a complete excavation is required.

  • Will asphalt pavement last longer if the previous asphalt is excavated?

    Not necessarily. The time asphalt will last is dependent on several factors.

  • How long should I wait to seal my new asphalt driveway?

    The typical wait time is six months to allow the new asphalt to cure before sealing fully.

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