Paving

Asphalt, or blacktop, is the most common material used to pave driveways in Connecticut. In Northern climates that get snowfall, the asphalt blacktop driveways are favored. The black surface melts snow and ice more quickly as it holds heat from the sun. Asphalt is a more pliable material than concrete or porous surfaces. Asphalt driveways can endure many freeze and thaw cycles. When your driveway is cracked, the patches are falling apart, and the pavement is no longer level, call D Kyle Stearns Contracting. With a properly excavated and graded surface, a paved asphalt driveway will last for decades.

If your driveway is heaving, cracking and crumbling, or has been patched repeatedly to restore integrity to the surface, it may be time to have a licensed driveway contractor take a look at it. Asphalt driveways typically show their age by cracking and crumbling. Newer driveways that have been installed without expert preparation will also fall apart after a few years. For all driveway installations with asphalt or gravel, call the team with experience - D Kyle Stearns Contracting. You want your driveway to last for decades. Kyle has the heavy-duty machines to do the job efficiently and safely. We guarantee our work in writing!

For driveway paving, driveway repair and driveway resurfacing in central and eastern Connecticut towns, call D Kyle Stearns Contracting. We utilize asphalt and crushed gravel. Prior to installation of new driveways, Kyle will carefully grade the base to assure proper drainage. Improper grading will cause water runoff to undermine the hard surface, crumbling the asphalt.