A 712-square-foot residential driveway in Lebanon, PA involved excavation, preparation, and new asphalt paving. ProSeal Asphalt Maintenance Inc. handled the work from preparing the paving area through asphalt installation, compaction, and final edge sealing.
A six-person crew completed the project in approximately four hours. By the end of the job, the homeowner had a newly paved asphalt driveway.
Preparing the 712-Square-Foot Driveway Area
Our crew started by excavating and preparing the full 712-square-foot area before installing the new asphalt.
The preparation stage gave the crew a defined area for the paving work that followed. Instead of beginning immediately with asphalt placement, the project progressed through excavation and site preparation first.
Keeping those stages in sequence allowed our crew to move from the prepared area into the installation phase as one coordinated residential paving project.
Once preparation was complete, the driveway was ready for its new asphalt surface.
Installing and Compacting a 2-Inch Asphalt Surface
We installed a new 2-inch layer of hot mix asphalt across the prepared driveway area. After placement, our crew compacted the new asphalt as the next stage of the paving process.
Placement and compaction serve different purposes during asphalt paving. Once hot mix asphalt has been placed, compaction consolidates the newly installed material and is an important part of producing a stable paved surface.
For this Lebanon driveway, our six-person crew handled the preparation, asphalt installation, and compaction during the same project. The documented 712-square-foot work area and 2-inch asphalt layer also gave the job a clearly defined paving scope.
With the asphalt installed and compacted, the crew could move into the final finishing work.
Sealing the Driveway Edges and Completing the Project
After the new asphalt surface was installed and compacted, we sealed the driveway edges to complete the paving work.
The finished driveway has a continuous new asphalt surface alongside the home, with a clearly defined boundary where the pavement meets the existing sidewalk. The final surface reflects the full sequence of work completed on the property, from excavation and preparation through asphalt installation, compaction, and edge sealing.
The entire residential paving project took approximately four hours to complete.
At the end of the job, the homeowner was very happy with the newly paved driveway.
Need Asphalt Driveway Paving in Lebanon, PA?
ProSeal Asphalt Maintenance Inc. provides residential driveway paving in Lebanon and throughout our Central Pennsylvania service area. If you are planning an asphalt driveway project, contact our team to discuss the paving needs for your property.
