Hire a construction site pavement contractor Ask your local concrete plant manager about reliable subcontractors - he could prove to be a good source. Then, talk to several subcontractors before choosing one you feel comfortable with. Do your research thoroughly before hiring.

I recommend:  The Transtec Group offers engineering, research and implementation services on projects from large to small. For paving as well as repair, seek out AIM Tech. Spazzarini Construction Company, Inc. lays pavement for construction site needs in New England and is certified by the CT Dept. of Consumer Protection. Nelson & Sons Construction Co., Inc. in WA provides their own equipment and an onsite superintendant; they also offer detailed budgets in digitized form.

Choose from pavement maintenance companies Whether it's for a commercial or residential construction site, proper maintenance is key to securing the investment of pavement. Maintenance generally includes edge support, sealing and drainage. Flowing drain inlets and filling in any low spots are a must. Sealing is important for an unchanging appearance and to provide water protection.

I recommend:  Browse through the different maintenance products and services offered by Cascade Asphalt Sealing, located in Tacoma, WA. Contact Pavement Maintenance Specialists for a variety of maintenance needs.

Find construction area pavement equipment Having the right equipment on the job is essential for quality work. It's important to be knowledgeable on pavement equipment so you can inspect the potential subcontractors' gear. Make sure the equipment is in good working order to prevent construction delays.

I recommend:  From air lances to pavement crack routers, Construction Complete offers a wide variety of asphalt and pavement equipment. Check out the equipment store at Asphalt Kingdom.