As a commercial pavement and asphalt company, Pavement Specialties has taken care of many different customers from small residential jobs up to large commercial jobs like the Cabela's here in town.  If you ever want to see the quality of our work, just check out the Cabela's parking lot!

If you are considering paving services, it can help to know that past clients were treated well and given excellent service.  We strive to do just that, but don't take our word for it.  Here is an excerpt from one of our customers:

Spring is now in full swing and with it comes the rain. You've certainly noticed the last month or so worth of constant rain. What you may not know, is that this rain can compromise the integrity of your pavement whether it's your driveway or a parking lot.

With winter coming to an end, there have been and will continue to be a few freeze and thaw cycles as the weather changes for spring.  Even though this has been a mild winter, the last few weeks have continually fluctuated between 30 degrees and 60 degrees.  Those cycles cause a few things that can be rough on your pavement.   Here are a few of the effects of the freeze and thaw cycles and the detriments they have on your asphalt. 

When it comes to paving considerations for commercial or residential jobs, there are a few common questions.  Here at Pavement Specialties, we are more than willing to answer any questions you have.  Here are a few of the most common questions.

When people are looking to spruce up the appearance of their homes, they often consider landscaping, painting the house and maybe replanting the grass out front to really make an impression.  One aspect of that house in the neighborhood that really stands out is a nice driveway. 

If you are trying to improve the look of your estate, a beautiful driveway will compliment your home creating that picturesque look you’ve always strove for.