FAQ

After about a year we advise that a sealcoat should be applied in order to protect the integrity of your new asphalt project. Overtime, cracks will need to be sealed and sealcoat will need to be reapplied. Check out this video for more information on how to insure your new asphalt will last as long as possible.

Here is our President, Stephanie, talking about what makes up Pinnacle Paving, Inc. and they ways that we are able to serve our customers. She discusses our different crews and the types of work we do as well as the types of clients we take on.

Sometimes asphalt will begin to crack. This video gives examples and solutions to projects that are covered in cracks. Some will need to be filled and other areas should be patched.

This video shows our Sales Representative Kent discussing the logistics involved in getting a project done start to finish. He explains the business side of a project and ways he can help you get what you need.

In a neighborhood, cul-de-sacs typically have the most damage done to them.

It is very important to stick to a maintenance schedule, there are also things that you can do to care for your project on your own. Watch Manny explain the best ways to get the longest life out of your project.

It is important to know that there are many steps involved in removing and replacing a project. This video helps to illustrate the detail and precision that is involved in making sure the job is done well.

Check out this video to see what our General Manager Jeff recommends as the best time to sealcoat and crackseal.

Asphalt is a great choice for your pavement for many reasons. Asphalt is visually pleasing, dark (and therefore good for clear striping), it has a long life if properly maintained, it is recycleable, and it is the most affordable option for large areas. Asphalt can provide a smooth, easy to drive on surface which is important for businesses in order to have higher customer satisfaction.