Free on-site estimate, price in writingBuncombe, Haywood, Henderson, Madison and Transylvania countiesDriveways, parking lots, private roadsSealcoating, crack sealing, patchingHot mix, tar and chip, gravel to asphaltBase first, then blacktop
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Mountain Asphalt Paving Mountain Asphalt Paving

About Mountain Asphalt Paving

The crew that builds the base before it lays the blacktop.

We are an asphalt paving crew working the mountain lots of Buncombe, Haywood, Henderson, Madison and Transylvania counties. Asphalt driveways, gravel-to-asphalt conversions, tar and chip, sealcoating, crack sealing and repair, parking lots and private roads.

Get a free estimate

Tell us about the driveway, lot or road. We measure it, check the base and the water, and put a real price in writing.

Free, no obligation. A written price after the site visit.

What we are, plainly

No slogans. Here is what you are actually hiring.

A Western North Carolina crew

We work Buncombe, Haywood, Henderson, Madison and Transylvania counties: mountain driveways, subdivision roads, small commercial lots.

Base, drainage and asphalt, one crew

The stone base, the grade that sheds water and the hot mix on top are built by the same people, in that order, with nothing handed off between trades.

A price in writing

We measure the drive, probe the base and look at where the water goes. Then you get a written number and the list of things that would move it. Nothing is quoted blind over the phone.

Illustrated, not staged

The pictures on this site are illustrations of the work, labelled as such. Ask us for photos of recent jobs near you.

Straight answers

When a patch, a crack seal or an overlay is the honest fix, we say so, even when a new driveway would be the bigger job.

Real numbers, cited

Permit rules on this site link to NCDOT and the local governments that issue them. Cost figures are regional ranges, always stated as ranges.

How a job runs

Five steps, in the order they happen.

1

You send the form

A few lines about the driveway and the town is enough to start.

2

We measure and probe

Length, width, grade, what is under the surface now, where the water runs and how the trucks get in. This is where the price comes from.

3

A written price

With the scope spelled out and the permit question answered before anything is scheduled.

4

Base and grade

Stone compacted, the crown and edges set, ditches and culverts handled. The parts you cannot see are built first.

5

Hot mix, edges, cure

Asphalt laid hot and rolled tight, edges tamped, and the first sealcoat scheduled for when the mat is ready.

What we will tell you straight

The things a bid usually leaves out.

Whether you need a permit

A driveway that meets a state-maintained road goes through NCDOT; inside town limits there are width, slope and sight-line rules. We tell you which applies before we price it. The rules, explained.

When an overlay is money on top of a failing base

Resurfacing only works over pavement that is sound underneath. We say so when it is not, even when the overlay would be the easier sale. Resurface or replace.

When to sealcoat, and when not to

New asphalt has to cure first. Sealing it too soon does harm, and we will not do it just because it was asked for. The timing.

Where the price moves

Length, thickness, the base under it and how far the hot mix travels. The cost guides on this site show the ranges and what pushes a job to the top of one. Start with the driveway cost guide.

What the work looks like

Six of the jobs we do, illustrated.

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A roller compacting hot-mix asphalt on a residential driveway
A roller compacting hot-mix asphalt on a residential driveway.
A steep asphalt driveway climbing to a mountain home
A steep asphalt driveway climbing to a mountain home.
Sealcoat going down by squeegee, the treated half glossy black
Sealcoat going down by squeegee: the treated half glossy black beside the faded half.
A gravel driveway half converted to new asphalt
A gravel driveway half converted to new asphalt, the crew at the transition line.
A tar and chip lane, stone chips pressed into the binder
A tar and chip lane: stone chips pressed into the asphalt binder.
A small parking lot being paved with fresh striping on the finished half
A small parking lot being paved, fresh striping on the finished half.

Where we work

Five counties, 25 towns.

Across Buncombe County and into Haywood, Henderson, Madison and Transylvania. Each town has its own set of pages.

Asphalt driveway paving by town

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Ready when the driveway is.

Send the form. We come out, measure, check the base and the water, and put a real price in writing.

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