Based in Bunker Hill, West Virginia, Asphalt Solutions was started to be your one-stop solution for all your asphalt needs. Everything from new asphalt to making your existing asphalt look new again, we are here to help. With over 25 years of experience, we guarantee you will not be disappointed with with our friendly service and hard work. We can handle any problem you might be having in or around your asphalt.
Not only that, we promise to do a better job than any other paving contractors in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia and Northern Shenandoah Valley of Virginia markets. We're not saying they're bad, were just saying we're better.
The reason for this is simple. We are truly passionate about customer satisfaction. This means when you contract with us, the job isn’t done until you are satisfied. If we make a mistake, we will make it right. We believe that this will keep customers around for a long time. To put it as simply as possible: "WE CARE."
Every day at Asphalt Solutions our entire team strives to provide our customers with the best service, workmanship and materials that our industry has to offer. We aim to give our customers real value on each project that we take on. That means no shortcuts and no shorting the job.
Need a solution for your driveway, parking lot or project? Call Asphalt Solutions today at 304-671-8443!
Asphalt Solutions places a high value on customer satisfaction and strives to provide exceptional service at every stage of the project. We work closely with our customers to understand their needs and goals, and communicate clearly and transparently throughout the process.
Asphalt Solutions has extensive experience in the asphalt industry, with a team of highly skilled professionals who are experts in their field. They use the latest techniques and equipment to deliver high-quality solutions that meet their customers' unique needs.
Asphalt Solutions is committed to delivering high-quality workmanship, using only the best materials and techniques. They take great pride in their work and ensure that every project is completed to the highest standards, whether it's a small residential driveway or a large commercial parking lot.
Crack sealing is a process that involves filling cracks in asphalt pavement with a hot or cold rubberized sealant. The sealant is applied to the cracks using a wand or pour pot, and it fills the cracks to prevent water and other debris from entering and causing further damage to the pavement. Crack sealing is an important maintenance activity for asphalt pavements because it helps to prevent the cracks from expanding and turning into larger potholes, which can be costly to repair. It is typically done as part of a regular maintenance program, and the frequency of crack sealing depends on the condition of the pavement and the amount of traffic it receives.
Sealcoating is a protective coating applied to asphalt pavement surfaces. It consists of a mixture of liquid asphalt and other materials, such as small aggregates and mineral fillers, that are applied to the surface of the pavement using a squeegee or spray application. Sealcoating helps to protect the asphalt from the harmful effects of the sun, water, and other elements that can cause it to deteriorate over time. It also helps to restore the original color of the pavement and improve its appearance. Sealcoating is typically applied every few years, depending on the amount of traffic and weather conditions the pavement is exposed to.
Pavement marking is a process of applying visible lines, symbols, and other markings on the surface of a roadway, parking lot, or other paved area to provide guidance and information to drivers and pedestrians. Pavement markings can include things like center lines, lane lines, arrows, stop bars, crosswalks, and symbols to indicate parking areas or bike lanes. They are typically made using special paint, thermoplastic materials, or tapes, and they are designed to be highly visible, even in low light conditions. Pavement markings play an important role in promoting safety and efficient traffic flow, and they are an essential component of any road or parking lot design.
Asphalt patching is a process of repairing damaged areas of an asphalt pavement by removing the damaged asphalt and replacing it with new material. The damaged area is first cleaned and prepared by removing any loose debris or vegetation, and then the damaged asphalt is cut out and removed using a saw or jackhammer. The underlying base is inspected and repaired if necessary, and then new asphalt is added and compacted to create a smooth, level surface. Asphalt patching can be done using hot or cold mix asphalt depending on the size and severity of the damage, and it is typically used to repair potholes, cracks, and other types of damage that can occur on asphalt surfaces due to weather, traffic, or other factors. Properly done asphalt patching can help to extend the lifespan of the pavement and improve its overall appearance and safety.
Hardscaping refers to the non-living elements of a landscape design, such as the paving stones, retaining walls, and other structures used to create outdoor living spaces. Hardscaping can also include elements like fountains, fire pits, and outdoor kitchens that are designed to enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of a landscape. Unlike softscaping, which refers to living elements like plants and trees, hardscaping is typically made up of durable materials like stone, concrete, and wood that are designed to withstand the elements and require minimal maintenance. Hardscaping is an important aspect of landscape design because it can help to define the layout of outdoor spaces, create visual interest and contrast, and provide a functional space for outdoor living and entertaining.
Excavation is the process of removing earth or other materials from a site to create a hole, trench, or other type of cavity in the ground. It is typically done using heavy equipment like excavators, bulldozers, or backhoes, and it may involve the removal of large amounts of soil, rock, or other materials to prepare a site for construction, mining, or other purposes. Excavation can also be used to create underground utilities like pipes and cables, and it may involve the use of shoring or other methods to prevent cave-ins and other safety hazards. Excavation is an important part of many construction and engineering projects, and it requires careful planning, safety precautions, and adherence to environmental regulations to ensure that it is done effectively and safely.
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