Asphalt Paving in Reston, VA

Cluster Lanes Are Most of the Work in Reston

Reston was planned around clusters: groups of homes sharing a private lane, a parking court, and a small association that owns the pavement. Many of those lanes around Lake Anne, Hunters Woods, and South Lakes were first paved fifty years ago. The cluster board owns the problem, the budget is small, and the members all have opinions. Our association program was built for this situation. The board gets a photographed condition report, then a written plan with phases and prices, and a single person on our side to call with questions.

Drainage First, Then Asphalt

Reston's clusters were laid out around mature trees, and fifty years of root growth has shifted the drainage. Repaving without fixing the drainage just puts new asphalt on top of the same failing spots. We walk every lane with the board, note where water sits and where the base has gone soft, and price the base repair separately so the association can see what it is paying for.

Single-Family Driveways in North Point and Beyond

Reston's single-family sections, from North Point down to the streets off Glade Drive, have driveways that range from original to recently redone. Some need a repair, some a resurface, and a few are past saving and need replacement. The free walkthrough tells you in writing which one makes sense. Reston Association design review may apply to some visible changes, and we can help you sort out what needs a covenants application.

Commercial and Office Lots

Along Sunrise Valley Drive, Sunset Hills Road, and near the Wiehle-Reston East and Reston Town Center Metro stations, office parking is being repaired and restriped constantly. We handle parking lot paving and maintenance with phasing that keeps tenants parked.