Paving contractor in Baltimore County, MD

Clay soil swells when wet and shrinks when dry, which pushes pavement out of level over time. We use compacted stone base layers and drainage slope so water leaves the subgrade instead of sitting under the surface.

Asphalt flexes with ground movement better than rigid concrete, which is why it suits many Baltimore County driveways and lots. Hot-mix needs warm weather to compact properly, so we schedule asphalt work for the spring through fall season.

Concrete driveways and patios need protection from early freezes. We stop concrete pours when overnight temperatures drop below 40°F, which protects new slabs from scaling the following spring.