30+ Years Across Texas

Texas Asphalt Paving Services

Allstar Paving & Construction delivers professional asphalt paving services across Texas — from residential driveways and commercial parking lots to sealcoating, asphalt repair, and complete site preparation. Built on 30+ years of family-owned experience.

Whether you're a homeowner looking for a new driveway or a business needing a large-scale parking lot installation, our team brings the same commitment to quality workmanship, proper preparation, and long-lasting results on every project.

Our Services

Comprehensive Asphalt Paving Across Texas

Every asphalt project — large or small — starts with proper planning, quality materials, and experienced workmanship. Here are the core services we provide throughout Texas communities.

Residential Asphalt Paving

New driveway installation, resurfacing, and widening for Texas homes. We use hot-mix asphalt applied at proper temperatures for superior compaction and a smooth, attractive finish that lasts 15–25 years with routine care.

Asphalt Driveways

Commercial Asphalt Paving

Large-scale parking lot construction, roadway paving, and industrial surfacing for Texas businesses. Engineered for heavy traffic loads, proper drainage, and long service life under demanding conditions.

Parking Lot Paving

Sealcoating & Protection

Professional sealcoating extends asphalt life by 2–3X, protecting against Texas UV exposure, rain, chemicals, and oxidation. Recommended every 2–3 years for optimal surface protection and curb appeal.

Sealcoating Services

Asphalt Repair & Resurfacing

Pothole patching, crack sealing, and full resurfacing for damaged asphalt. Addressing issues early prevents expensive reconstruction. Hot rubberized crack filler and proper compaction ensure lasting repairs.

Asphalt Repair

Parking Lot Construction

Full-service parking lot design and construction including grading, base preparation, asphalt installation, striping, ADA compliance, and ongoing maintenance programs for Texas commercial properties.

Parking Lot Construction

Site Preparation & Grading

Excavation, land clearing, drainage solutions, and foundation grading before paving begins. Proper base work is the most critical factor in asphalt longevity — and we never cut corners on preparation.

Excavation & Grading
Expert Guide

Understanding Asphalt Paving in Texas

Texas presents unique challenges and opportunities for asphalt paving. Here's what property owners should know before starting any asphalt project.

Texas Climate & Asphalt Performance

Texas heat is the single biggest factor affecting asphalt longevity. Summer pavement temperatures can exceed 140°F, causing oxidation that dries out asphalt binder and leads to surface cracking over time. Combined with occasional winter freezes in North Texas, asphalt surfaces experience significant thermal expansion and contraction cycles throughout the year.

Quality hot-mix asphalt, applied at proper temperatures with thorough compaction, is the first line of defense against Texas weather. The asphalt mix design — including aggregate size, binder grade, and density — should account for regional climate conditions. Professional contractors understand these variables and adjust their approach accordingly.

Regular sealcoating is especially important in Texas. A quality sealcoat application every 2–3 years blocks UV rays, resists chemical spills, and prevents water from penetrating the asphalt surface. This maintenance step alone can double or triple the useful life of an asphalt driveway or parking lot.

Texas Soil Conditions & Base Preparation

Much of North and Central Texas sits on expansive clay soils that swell when wet and shrink when dry. This movement can crack and heave asphalt surfaces if the base isn't properly prepared. A properly engineered base layer — typically 4–8 inches of compacted aggregate — distributes loads evenly and isolates the asphalt from soil movement below.

Site preparation isn't just about pouring asphalt on the ground. It involves excavation to the proper depth, removal of organic material and unsuitable soils, grading for positive drainage, and mechanical compaction of each base layer. Skipping any of these steps dramatically shortens pavement life — regardless of how good the asphalt itself is.

For commercial projects, soil testing may be warranted to determine bearing capacity and identify any subsurface issues before construction begins. This upfront investment prevents costly repairs down the road and ensures the pavement structure is designed appropriately for site conditions.

Asphalt vs. Concrete: Choosing the Right Surface

Asphalt Advantages

  • Lower initial cost — typically 30–50% less than concrete
  • Faster installation and curing — ready for traffic in 24–48 hours
  • Easier and less expensive to repair and resurface
  • Better traction in wet conditions
  • Flexible — handles minor ground movement without cracking

When Concrete Makes Sense

  • Longer lifespan — 30+ years with proper installation
  • Higher load-bearing capacity for heavy equipment
  • Less maintenance required over time
  • Reflective — reduces cooling costs in commercial settings
  • Clean appearance with decorative finish options

For most Texas driveways and parking lots, asphalt offers the best combination of value, durability, and maintainability. Concrete excels in high-load areas and where a specific aesthetic is desired. We provide both — and can recommend the right option based on your specific needs and budget.

Asphalt Maintenance Best Practices

An asphalt surface is an investment worth protecting. With proper maintenance, a residential driveway can serve your home for 20–25 years, and a commercial parking lot can handle daily traffic for 15–20 years before major rehabilitation is needed.

Sealcoating every 2–3 years is the single most effective maintenance step. It replenishes the surface binder, blocks UV rays, resists oil and chemical spills, and gives the pavement a fresh, dark appearance. New asphalt should cure for 6–12 months before its first sealcoat application.

Crack sealing should be done promptly — ideally within the same season cracks appear. Water entering through cracks erodes the base layer and leads to potholes, alligator cracking, and eventual pavement failure. Hot rubberized crack filler provides a flexible, waterproof seal that moves with the pavement.

Pothole repair requires cutting back to solid pavement, cleaning the area, applying tack coat, and compacting new asphalt in layers. Quick-fix cold patches are temporary at best. Professional infrared repair or saw-cut patching provides permanent results that blend with the surrounding surface.

Our Process

How We Deliver Quality Asphalt Paving

Every project follows a disciplined process — from initial consultation through final inspection — to ensure durable, long-lasting results.

1

Consultation & Estimate

We visit your site, assess conditions, discuss your goals, and provide a detailed written estimate at no cost.

2

Planning & Preparation

Excavation, grading, drainage, and base compaction — because great asphalt starts with what's underneath.

3

Professional Installation

Hot-mix asphalt applied at proper temperature with precise grading, thorough compaction, and smooth finishing.

4

Inspection & Care Guide

Final walkthrough, maintenance recommendations, and warranty details so you're confident in your investment.

FAQ

Texas Asphalt Paving Questions

Answers to common questions from Texas property owners about asphalt paving, costs, and maintenance.

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Whether it's a new driveway, commercial parking lot, or asphalt repair, Allstar Paving & Construction brings 30+ years of family-owned experience to every Texas project. Contact us today for a free, no-obligation estimate.