Asphalt contractor in Pasco, WA
Pasco carries more of the region's industrial, agricultural, and freight traffic than anywhere else in the Tri-Cities, and heavy loads change what pavement needs. We handle asphalt paving, repair, sealcoating, and striping for Pasco properties on both sides of that mix.
Pavement in Pasco
Pasco pavement often deals with real weight: trailers, ag equipment, and freight movement around the industrial and port areas. Heavy axle loads concentrate stress on the base rather than the surface, which is why so much Pasco repair work turns out to be full-depth rather than a surface patch. On the residential side, newer subdivisions north of the city have younger asphalt that responds very well to early sealcoating — getting the first coat on at the right time is the cheapest long-term move available.
What we do most in Pasco
Load-appropriate mat thickness and base preparation for truck, trailer, and equipment traffic.
Failed sections excavated to sound base and rebuilt, rather than surface-patched over a moving base.
Truck routes, loading zones, no-park zones, and directional markings in traffic-grade paint.
Driveway paving and first-cycle sealcoating across newer North and West Pasco neighborhoods.
- Downtown Pasco and Lewis Street corridor
- Port of Pasco and the industrial district
- Road 68 commercial and retail corridor
- West Pasco and the Broadmoor area
- Court Street and Sylvester neighborhoods
- North Pasco subdivisions
Pasco questions
Can you pave for truck and equipment traffic?
Yes. Heavier loads need a thicker mat over a properly compacted base, and we scope thickness and base depth to the traffic the surface will actually carry.
Do you work on ag and rural properties around Pasco?
Yes — rural approaches, long access drives, and equipment pads are regular work for us as long as the site has room for the paver and roller.
My Pasco driveway is new. When should I seal it?
Give new asphalt roughly 6 to 12 months to cure before the first sealcoat, then plan on a 3 to 5 year cycle after that.