Paving Performance solutions
Asphalt Paving Services
Asphalt Paving & Repair
Crafted For Performance From The Start
Springfield Striping & Sealing delivers complete asphalt paving and repair solutions built around one goal: durability that lasts. From proper preparation and base work to asphalt placement and compaction, our experienced crews focus on the details that determine how pavement performs years after the job is finished.
Why Springfield Striping & Sealing
A Smarter Approach to Asphalt Paving & Repair
More than 55 years in the field has taught us that great asphalt starts long before the first load is placed. We evaluate drainage, base conditions, traffic demands, pavement thickness, materials, and compaction to recommend the right solution, not the easiest one. We combine proven experience with modern equipment and methods to build pavement designed to last.
Quality Materials
We use high-quality materials for every project. We never sacrifice proper mix, thickness, or application to lower the cost.
Technology
Modern paving, milling, grading, and compaction equipment helps our crews work more precisely and consistently.
Durable Finish
Proper preparation, drainage, placement, and compaction create pavement designed for everyday use.
Asphalt Repair Services
Targeted Repairs That Protect Your Investment
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FAQs
Asphalt Paving & Repair Questions, Answered.
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What is the difference between asphalt paving and asphalt repair?
Asphalt paving creates a new pavement surface or replaces a larger existing area, while asphalt repair targets specific areas of deterioration such as potholes, cracking, settlement, or pavement failure. The right approach depends on the surface condition and the stability of the base.
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Can new asphalt be installed over existing asphalt?
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When is full replacement better than an overlay?
Full-depth replacement is usually the better choice when pavement has widespread cracking, significant settlement, drainage problems, or base and subgrade failure. Rather than covering the problem with another layer of asphalt, we remove the failed material and rebuild the underlying structure for a stronger pavement system.
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How long does asphalt last?
A properly designed, installed, and maintained asphalt surface can provide 15 to 20 years or more, depending on traffic, weather, drainage, base conditions, and pavement thickness. Preventive maintenance, including crack sealing, sealcoating, drainage correction, and timely repairs, can extend pavement life and delay costly replacement.
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What affects the cost of an asphalt project?
Asphalt project costs depend on the area size, pavement thickness, site access, existing pavement condition, base and subgrade requirements, drainage, repairs, milling, and how much preparation the site needs. Because every property is different, we evaluate the entire pavement system before recommending a scope and building a proposal.