RECYCLED ASPHALT

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RECYCLED ASPHALT

Recycled asphalt is a smart, budget-friendly paving option made from reclaimed asphalt that’s processed and reused for new surfaces. It compacts tightly to create a strong, reliable base or finished layer for driveways, parking areas, and private roads, while also helping reduce waste and material costs. Because it contains leftover asphalt binder, it can knit together well when properly graded, installed, and compacted. If you want a durable surface with a more affordable price tag and an eco-friendly edge, recycled asphalt is a great choice.

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TESTIMONIALS

Client

Ethan

“Asphalt Aces repaved our driveway and it came out smooth as glass. The crew was on time, professional, and finished faster than we expected.”

Olivia

“We had a parking lot full of cracks and potholes—Asphalt Aces repaired everything and restriped it perfectly. Looks brand new and our tenants noticed immediately.”

Mason

“From the quote to the final walkthrough, communication was clear and pricing was fair. They didn’t cut corners and the edges and drainage turned out great.”

Ava

“We used Asphalt Aces for sealcoating and it completely refreshed the look of our lot. Clean lines, no mess, and they worked around our business hours.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does new asphalt take to cure?

You can usually drive on it within 24–48 hours, but full curing takes several months—avoid heavy loads and sharp turns early on.

How often should I sealcoat my asphalt?

Typically every 2–3 years, depending on sun exposure, traffic, and weather, to keep the surface protected and looking fresh.

Is chip seal the same as asphalt paving?

Not exactly—chip seal is a protective surface treatment (asphalt + stone) often used to extend the life of existing pavement, while asphalt paving is a thicker, smoother new surface.