Frequently asked questions
We have chosen to answer some commonly asked questions regarding your new paving project. Call us for more info.
How long will our new asphalt last?
Asphalt typically lasts between 10 and 20 years, depending on traffic volume, climate, and base conditions.
How do I make my asphalt last longer?
- Sealcoating every 3-5 years
- Crack sealing annually
- Repairing potholes ASAP
How long do we stay off the new asphalt?
We recommend staying off new asphalt pavement for at leasta few days, but during really hot weather you may have to stay off a bit longer. Also, this is based on weather conditions.
How thick will may asphalt be?
Your estimate should show the thickness of the asphalt that your reputable paving contractor will install. Be careful, you don’t want your asphalt paved too thin. Ask questions, but keep in mind that this is the compacted depth.
Available Hours
Contact us for a quote: Monday-Friday from 7am – 5pm
Fair Prices
We give the best price for the high quality paving project in your area.
Qualified Staff
Owner is always on every job. Over 45 years of experience in Rhode Island and surrounding areas.
5 Star Service
We give the best service in our professional in the Rhode Island and surrounding areas.
Protect Your Home and Family with Professional Asphalt Paving Services
At Bill’s Asphalt Construction Inc., we understand the importance of a well-maintained driveway for both residential and commercial properties. Our team of experts offers a comprehensive range of asphalt paving services to ensure your driveway is safe, durable, and visually appealing. Whether you’re looking to repair a damaged driveway or install a new one, we’ll assess your needs and provide personalized recommendations for the best solution.
The Risks of a Cracked and Damaged Driveway
A cracked and damaged driveway can lead to a multitude of problems, including:
- Water damage to your home’s foundation
- Tire wear and damage to your vehicle
- Suspension and underside damage to your car
- Trips, falls, and injuries to children who play on or near the driveway. Don’t let a cracked driveway become a safety hazard and a costly repair.