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Blacktop Driveways

Having a new blacktop driveway in New Jersey installed has never been easier. Give the experts a call now at Drivestyle Paving and Masonry for a free estimate on replacing or installing a new blacktop driveway today.

State licensed and insured. We provide all our New Jersey customers with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Cost Effective – Blacktop driveways are a cost effective and beautiful way to breathe new life into your driveway in New Jersey.

Speed of Construction – Blacktop Driveways take only 1 – 2 days on average to install. This means minimum disruption to your at your home in New Jersye.

Smooth – Blacktop surfaces being created with asphalt make them smoothest surface used in the country today.

Sustainable – Asphalt is 100% recyclable; in fact, asphalt is the most recycled material in the country. Pavements constructed with recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) and recycled asphalt shingles (RAS), often produced using warm mix technology, are clearly environmentally sustainable for the benefit of all citizens, today and tomorrow.

WHY choose Drivestyle Paving and Masonry to install a blacktop driveway in New Jersey? Because experience counts! We inspect the following closely:

Drainage – Make sure that your finished pavement will slope at least 1/4 inch per foot. You must have positive drainage on top of the blacktop.

SubGrade – The sub-grade is the soil beneath your driveway. Different soils have widely different strength characteristics. We make sure there is good compaction before we bring in the base. If you have soil which is poorly drained when wet, you should give serious consideration to installing drain tile beneath the base. This drain tile will help to keep water from softening the soil and spoiling the base.

Base – The base, or foundation of an asphalt driveway is the key to a crack resistant surface. The base and the soil beneath it do all the work in supporting the loads which will be placed on the driveway. We used crushed limestone also called CA6 or road rock. You should always build the driveway for the heaviest vehicle which will be placed upon it. The little bit of extra money you spend on the thicker base will be worth it.