Asphalt Paving in San Juan, TX

Asphalt paving in San Juan mostly means replacing and maintaining pavement rather than building on open land. The city covers 11.64 square miles, all of it land, and had 35,294 residents in 2020, so most lots already have a driveway or parking area. The questions here are when to seal, when to patch, and when an old driveway has reached the point where replacement is the better spend.

Large gathering places

San Juan is home to the Basilica of the National Shrine of Our Lady of San Juan del Valle, one of the largest churches in South Texas, and many smaller churches and event venues. Lots that fill up for services and events need clear striping, accessible spaces in the right number, and surfaces that do not trip people walking from car to door. We patch, seal and restripe on schedules that avoid service times.

Homes

Older San Juan driveways often show alligator cracking and sunken edges. We probe those areas to see whether the base can be saved. Where it can, we patch and overlay; where it cannot, we rebuild. Newer driveways mostly need sealcoating and crack filling.

Drainage on flat ground

San Juan sits at about 105 feet above sea level on flat land, so new pavement needs a deliberate slope. We set grades so rain moves to the street rather than toward the garage.

Location and permits

The city center lies south of I-2/US 83 and east of US 281. Apron and curb work on city streets is handled by the City of San Juan; we check its current requirements before scheduling. Call (956) 303-6419 or get a free estimate.