Asphalt Paving in Palmview, TX

Asphalt paving in Palmview is largely about new construction and young pavement. The city, incorporated in 1978, had 5,460 residents in 2010 and 15,830 in the 2020 census table, nearly three times as many. Interstate 2 runs through Palmview as a freeway, 10 miles from McAllen, and much of the growth has followed it. With homeowner vacancy at just 1.2 percent, most of these homes are owner-occupied and in use.

New driveways and pads

On new homes, the driveway is often the last thing done. We build it on a compacted base sized for what you drive, and grade it to drain. For homeowners adding a side pad for a trailer or extra vehicle, we use a thicker section so it does not rut.

Builder driveways

Some builder-grade driveways go down thin. If yours is cracking at the edges or settling in the wheel paths within a few years, the base is usually the problem. We assess it and rebuild weak areas before sealing.

New commercial lots

Retail and service businesses opening along the freeway need lots built for delivery trucks and laid out with the right number of accessible spaces. We pave and stripe new lots to a plan.

Expressway businesses

New restaurants, shops and service businesses along I-2 open with fresh lots, but heavy delivery traffic wears the entrances quickly. A crack-sealing and sealcoat plan in the first few years, plus restriping as the paint fades in the sun, keeps a new lot from needing major repairs early.

Permits

Apron work on Palmview streets is handled by the City of Palmview; frontage roads along I-2 are TxDOT right-of-way. We check before scheduling. Call (956) 303-6419 or get a free estimate.