FAQs

For driveway paving, asphalt and concrete are generally the most commonly used. However, natural stone and recycled asphalt are available as well.

It depends on the material you choose. For example, according to Forbes, asphalt driveways typically last between 15-20 years. Call Durable Paving to learn about how different materials will affect your driveway's lifespan!

Location, design, drainage, and several other factors can affect the price of driveway paving. Call us today to get started.

Often, it is. However, a full replacement will last longer than just an overlay. When you need blacktop driveways and more, call us!

It depends on the size. We can finish some driveway paving in half a day. However, some can take two or three days. Call us to get the process started.

There really aren't any, especially with blacktop driveways that just need to be cleaned. However, if the driveway cracks, you should fill it quickly. 

It depends on how much rain you're getting. However, if it's too cold or wet, you may get bad curation on the new asphalt. We'd recommend delaying driveway paving in those situations until the weather improves.

Asphalt driveways resist oil and heat naturally in the winter. However, they can crack and break apart. Concrete can last for a long time if poured correctly.

For asphalt driveways, it depends on your city or locality.