New construction
Define the base and asphalt section around the plans, site conditions and intended use.
COMMERCIAL ASPHALT PAVING
Commercial paving. A clear scope from the ground up.
Commercial, roadway and industrial paving, plus concrete and site work across the Gulf Coast. Our team reviews each property’s conditions, pavement needs and work limits.
CoverageLA / MS / AL / FL / Texas Gulf CoastHome baseBased in Prairieville, LouisianaOur team50+ years combined experienceExplore
01 / BUILT AROUND THE SITE
The pavement is part of a larger plan.
Commercial paving needs to connect with the property around it. Access, finished levels, drainage, curbing and adjoining surfaces belong in the discussion before asphalt is placed.
General contractor coordination
Our team reviews the paving scope alongside the surrounding site work, access requirements and agreed work limits.
Existing commercial properties
Assess the current pavement before deciding whether to repair, overlay or replace the affected area.
Roads and HOA communities
Define paving, milling and repair scopes for community roads, shared parking and common access areas.
Industrial paving
Review the pavement section, intended site use, access and transitions before defining the industrial paving scope.
Pavement maintenance and markings
Consider sealcoating, crack sealing, pavement striping and line markings within a defined maintenance plan.
02 / COMMERCIAL PROJECT / GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Caliber Collision. Denham Springs, LA.
A new construction paving scope with a defined base, binder and top course.
Denham Springs, LA
New construction asphalt paving. The pavement section included a 12-inch stone base, 3-inch binder and 1.5-inch top course, with 65 striped stalls.
24,000sq ft of new construction
12″stone base
3″binder
1.5″top course
65striped stalls
Top course1.5″
Binder3″
Stone base12″
Project-specific section. Not a standard specification.
03 / COMMERCIAL CONCRETE
Concrete work. Part of the site plan.
Discuss concrete alongside the asphalt and wider commercial site scope. Our team reviews the proposed areas, connections and project requirements before defining the work.
Connected surfaces
Review how the proposed concrete relates to the adjoining pavement and the way the property is used.
A defined scope
Identify the work limits, available plans and requirements so the concrete work can be considered with the rest of the project.
04 / COMMERCIAL SITE WORK
Prepare the site. Define what comes next.
Site work belongs in the discussion before the finished surface. Our team reviews the existing conditions, proposed construction and work limits to define the preparation needed for the project.
Start with the conditions
Share the property information, available plans and the areas included in the proposed work.
Plan the connections
Review access, levels and adjoining surfaces alongside the paving and concrete scope.
05 / BEFORE THE ESTIMATE
Put the important details on the table.
A CLOSER LOOK
Plans and project limits
Share the site plans if available, along with the areas included in the paving scope.
A CLOSER LOOK
Traffic and intended use
Describe how the site will be used, including vehicle access and the parking layout.
A CLOSER LOOK
Levels and drainage
Identify transitions, tie-ins and water movement that need to be considered with the pavement.
06 / WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
From site information to a defined scope.
Share the property.
Send the address, the type of property and a description of the work. Photos and approximate dimensions can help.
Review the conditions.
Our team reviews the information and discusses access, pavement condition, drainage and the intended use of the space.
Define the scope.
Our team identifies the proposed preparation, materials and work limits so the estimate has a clear basis.
BEFORE THE WORK
Clear answers.
A defined scope.
Do you work with general contractors?
Yes. Our team reviews commercial paving scopes for general contractors, including new construction. Send the property address, available plans and a description of the paving work.
What was included in the Caliber Collision project?
The Denham Springs, LA project included 24,000 sq ft of new construction paving, a 12-inch stone base, 3-inch binder, 1.5-inch top course and 65 striped stalls.
Can you estimate a project from its square footage alone?
Square footage is a useful starting point. Base conditions, pavement section, site access, drainage and removal requirements also affect the scope our team needs to review.
START WITH THE PROPERTY
Put the right plan
under your pavement.
Tell our team about the property. Photos, an approximate size and your timing help us define the work.
- 01Share the property. Address, property type and what needs to change.
- 02Review the conditions. Our team reviews access, pavement condition, drainage and use.
- 03Define the scope. A clear written proposal with preparation, materials and work limits.
BEGIN A CONVERSATION
Request an Estimate
Start with the site. Our team will review the scope.