Asphalt Paving Spokane

Your Trusted Spokane Asphalt Paving Company

Adair's Asphalt Paving Spokane is a locally owned and trusted asphalt paving company serving Spokane, WA and surrounding areas of the Inland Northwest. We are an asphalt contractor offering residential and commercial paving services including:

• Asphalt Paving
• Asphalt Driveway Paving
• Asphalt Roadway Paving
• Sealcoating
• Asphalt Repair and Resurfacing
• Milling

We pride ourselves on being dedicated to customer satisfaction through quality workmanship, transparent pricing, and open communication. We use high quality asphalt mixes and ensure we perform every step of the paving process properly to guarantee the final result is high performing and long-lasting. We offer free estimates for our customers and stay transparent in pricing, expectations, and project timelines.

As one of the most recommended asphalt paving companies serving Spokane's residential communities and commercial districts, we have decades of expertise that we use to create the most durable results. Our proven paving techniques help us pave elegant and durable driveways for South Hill properties, and pave commercial grade lots and roads in the bustling Spokane Valley. Serving Washington's second-largest city with over 228,000 residents, our team understands the unique paving challenges faced by local homeowners and businesses.

We are your trusted asphalt paving contractor in Spokane. Learn more about our asphalt paving services below or give us a call at 509-309-8018 to schedule a free in-person estimate.

Asphalt Driveway Paving

Looking for a new driveway or to get your driveway replaced? Asphalt driveways are a popular, affordable, and aesthetic option. They are durable and their dark color adds to the curb appeal of any home. At Adair's Asphalt Spokane, we cover all of your asphalt paving needs. We professionally pave asphalt driveways of all requirements and sizes. Our crew is professionally trained and has the experience necessary to perform the job properly and reliably.

We offer asphalt driveway paving, repairs, and resurfacing for homeowners. Give your local Spokane asphalt paving contractors a call today to schedule an estimate for your asphalt driveway project!

Asphalt Roadway Paving

Looking to get a road paved for your property or for a neighborhood? We specialize in paving and resurfacing asphalt streets and roadways. Smooth and refined asphalt is terrific for neighborhoods looking to improve road quality and physical appearance. If you are a property owner, asphalt roads are a great way to increase value and ease of access. The look of dark and sleek asphalt is second to none.

Give asphalt Spokane a call today at 509-309-8018 to schedule an estimate for roadway paving!

Asphalt Sealcoating

Asphalt pavement can last 20-30 years on average with proper maintenance and care. A crucial part to protecting and maintaining an asphalt surface is through asphalt sealcoating. Sealcoating is a specially-formulated liquid coating to asphalt pavement and protects against costly cracks and potholes. After drying, the sealcoating compound seals the surface, limiting exposure to UV rays and water/ice. Asphalt sealcoating is a proven way to extend the lifespan of your asphalt driveway, roadway, or other surface.

Call us today to schedule an estimate for sealcoating!

Asphalt Repairs

Even the best maintained asphalt can fall victim to cracks and potholes. These unwanted blemishes are not only unsightly, but they can also pose a safety risk to drivers and pedestrians. Often, the most affordable and economical solution to cracks and potholes in asphalt is to simply repair them. At Adair's Asphalt Spokane, our crew professionally fills potholes and seals cracks to extend the lifespan of your asphalt surface.

Give asphalt paving Spokane WA a call today to schedule an estimate for your repair!

Experience the Difference with Spokane's Leading Asphalt Paving Contractor

At Adair's Asphalt Paving Spokane, we make our services valuable to you through quality, affordability, and efficiency. Our Spokane asphalt paving solutions employ advances techniques, cost effective processes, and efficient management to give our customers the best stress-free experience. So whether you manage a commercial lot in our bustling retail districts, or need residential paving in North Spokane's growing developments, our local expertise ensures lasting results. 



We are thankful to be trusted by Spokane residents for high quality asphalt paving projects. Our crew not only has the years of experience necessary to get the job done right, but also is trained to uphold integrity and respect in what we do. At Adair's Asphalt Paving Spokane, we treat every customer respectfully and handle every project with transparency and honesty. As a trusted Spokane asphalt paving contractor, we communicate plans, expectations, timelines, and costs clearly and consistently to all of our customers, to ensure there are no surprises. We also guarantee the quality of our asphalt work. If there is a problem with newly paved asphalt due to our workmanship or materials, give us a call and we'll make it right. Contact us today at 509-309-8018 to schedule a free estimate.

Asphalt Paving Spokane: Local Experts in Commercial & Residential Paving

With Spokane's dramatic temperature swings and average annual snowfall of 44 inches, your asphalt needs to be built to last. Our premium paving services are engineered specifically for the Inland Northwest's challenging climate, ensuring your investment stands up to both scorching summers and freezing winters. We use our proven processes and techniques, along with high performance asphalt mixes, to pave temperature resistant residential and commercial asphalt surfaces.



We have done asphalt roadway paving and driveway paving work in the up and coming Indian Trail community. As Indian Trail continues to grow, we're proud to provide quality asphalt paving services for new residential developments and driveway installations. Our asphalt paving has also served Spokane Valley's diverse commercial needs for years, from retail parking lots to industrial loading zones. From campus parking lots to access roads, our asphalt paving services support the growing infrastructure needs of Spokane's University District.

Asphalt Driveway Paving For Homeowners

At Adair's Asphalt Paving Spokane, driveway paving is one of the most popular services we offer. Homes are always in need of new driveways or driveway repairs due to new construction, or deterioration from age. We pave high quality asphalt driveways that become the sleek and beautiful centerpieces to your home's exterior. We follow a tried and proven process when paving all of our asphalt driveways. Our multi-step process starts with excavation and emphasizes grading and sloping of the ground to ensure proper water drainage of the surface. We also pay special attention to the sub-base, giving your asphalt driveway a solid foundation and avoiding future potholes or cracks. With special care, we complete the paving process with layers of aggregate and bitumen binder, before smoothing the surface and solidifying any weak spots in the surface. Your driveway will take around 3-4 days to dry, after which you will be able to use the surface while it continues its long-term curing.

We are able to pave asphalt driveways of all shapes, sizes, and load strengths. Give us a call today at 509-309-8018 to schedule a free in-person estimate. We offer these for free to ensure accurate pricing of our paving services, which varies based on driveway size, load capability, and customization.

What Is Your Process For Paving New Asphalt?

1. Demolition and Excavation - We remove the existing surface and prepare the area for asphalt, removing any unwanted roots or structures.
2. Grading - We expertly grade the surface to prevent water build-up. This eliminates standing water issues on your new driveway, the leading cause of potholes and cracks in asphalt. With our skillful grading and sloping, any water that falls onto your new driveway will run off without collecting.
3. Sub Base Layer Installation -We establish the foundation of your driveway through the installation of the sub-base layer, which sits atop the graded soil. This crucial layer not only serves as the underpinning for the asphalt driveway but also functions as a frost barrier in freezing temperatures. Comprising 6-8 inches of crushed aggregate material, such as gravel, the sub-base undergoes a meticulous quality check involving rolling due to its paramount importance. In the event that any flexing or weak spots are identified during the quality check, we take prompt action to reinforce the sub-base area through methods like undercutting or geo-gridding. Rest assured, our commitment ensures the creation of a robust and supportive sub-base, guaranteeing the longevity and stability of your driveway.
4. Binder Course Layer Installation - We install the binder layer on top of the sub base in order to properly hold the surface layer together. The binding material is bitumen, a petroleum-based liquid. This helps create asphalt, along with the aggregate.
5. Surface Layer Installation - We install the aggregate surface layer on top and this is held together by the binder layer. The aggregate used to mix with the bitumen binding agent is made of crushed stone, gravel, or sand. The binder and aggregate surface layers combine to create dark, sleek, and fresh asphalt around 2.5 to 4 inches thick, depending on desired strength.
6. Joints and Transitions - We ensure that all transitions between the asphalt surface and other surfaces or structures are flawless to avoid issues down the road. Transitions exist where the new asphalt connects with old surfaces, such as a walkway or road. These transitions ensures the asphalt can expand and contract freely and have proper water drainage.
7. Smoothing and Compacting - Finally, we smooth and compact the whole driveway with a compactor, ensuring a smoothly finished and flat surface. Typically, the drying time for your new asphalt surface is 2-3 days. After the asphalt is dry, it is ok to start using. Curing can take 3-6 months, and happens naturally while the new surface is used as normal.

Why Should I Choose Asphalt?

Asphalt is an affordable and attractive-looking material that efficiently does the job needed for driveways, roadways, and surface lots. Asphalt is used commonly in both residential and commercial applications. Asphalt surfaces last around 20-30 years and are relatively easy to maintain and upkeep. It is a popular choice for pavements across the Spokane area, adding value to homes and commercial properties. Asphalt is also an excellent option for cold weather as it absorbs energy from the sun to melt ice and snow, offers more grip, and is resistant to road salt deterioration.

Asphalt Vs Concrete

Both asphalt and concrete are popular options for driveways, roadways and other surfaces. Asphalt is a black, porous, and high viscosity semi-solid. It is a mixture of bitumen with aggregates like sand, gravel, and crushed stone. Concrete, on the other hand, is a mixture of cement, water, and aggregates like sand, gravel, and crushed stone. They have some similarities, but also many differences. We believe there are a few key differences that make asphalt a better choice for residential and commercial uses. We'll also share some drawbacks of asphalt and how you can overcome them easily! 

Biggest Advantages of Asphalt:

Asphalt is more affordable.

Asphalt has an attractive, dark, and sleek finish.

Asphalt is sufficiently durable for most everyday surfaces such as driveways, neighborhood roads, parking lots, and more.

Asphalt performs better in wet, snowy, and icy conditions.

Drawbacks of Asphalt and How To Overcome Them:

Asphalt is less durable than concrete.

Asphalt requires more maintenance and upkeep than concrete.

What Is The Difference Between Asphalt And Blacktop?

When comparing asphalt and blacktop, asphalt is more durable, less porous, and less malleable than blacktop. This is due to its higher bitumen content in the aggregate material that is used. As a result, asphalt is often used for high traffic areas that need more resistance to wear and tear. Asphalt can withstand higher loads for longer time periods. Blacktop on the other hand is a good option for light traffic areas. It is more affordable but will deteriorate faster than Asphalt. While both have a dark appearance, blacktop will have a looser and rougher look due to its low density composition.

There are benefits to both asphalt and blacktop, and they are largely made for different applications. The general rule is to use asphalt for areas with frequent and heavy traffic, and use blacktop for areas where only sporadic light traffic is present. If you are interested in either asphalt or blacktop pavement, call Adair's Asphalt Spokane today for more information!

How Do I Properly Maintain An Asphalt Surface?

Frequent and proper maintenance is needed to ensure the durability and longevity of an asphalt surface. Maintenance and care should be performed every few weeks in order to avoid accelerated deterioration. After installation of the asphalt, it is up to you to manage the upkeep so that it an last its entire 20-30 year lifespan. Here are some steps we recommend you follow to prolong the life of your asphalt pavement:

1. Sealcoating - Asphalt sealcoating applies a layer of special sealant on top of the pavement surface to prevent infiltration of water and oil into its pores, and to protect against damage from UV rays. This is a crucial maintenance item and must be performed every 2-3 years to avoid early crack formation.
2. Repair Cracks Quickly - Cracks may appear over time in pavement, even with regular maintenance. It is important to repair new cracks quickly as neglected cracks can expand and cause more damage over time.
3. Frequent Surface Inspections - Perform frequent surface inspections, particularly after the summer and winter seasons to find and fix any cracks or potholes before they get expand.
4. Routine Pressure Washing - Regular pressure washing of asphalt removes oil and dirt build-up from regular use that can deteriorate asphalt pavement. Pressure washing helps maintain a clean environment that will aid in the lifespan of your asphalt. Washing is best done every 2-3 months.
5. Drain Standing Water - Standing water or water build-up is a big cause of potholes, cracks, and deterioration of asphalt. Because asphalt is very porous, standing water will easily seep into the pavement and may cause it to weaken. After rainstorms, we recommend checking for standing water on your asphalt surface and brushing it away if necessary. When you choose Adair's Asphalt Spokane, we put special attention to properly grade your pavement so standing water should not be a big issue.
6. Clean Oil and Chemical Spills - Oil and chemical spills on asphalt can easily seep into the porous surface and cause damage. We recommend cleaning up any oil or chemical spills immediately before much of it is able to be absorbed.

How Long Will A New Asphalt Driveway Last?

With proper maintenance and care, a new asphalt driveway can last 20-30 years! The most important part of extending the life of asphalt pavement is maintenance and upkeep. A driveway will need to be resealed every 2-3 years to mitigate crack formation. Proper drainage and grading of the asphalt driveway is also crucial to prevent water build-up that could seep in and weaken the material. At Adair's Asphalt Spokane, we make sure that new asphalt driveways we pave are properly graded and constructed with high quality materials so you can get the most out of your investment.

Why Choose Adair's Asphalt Paving Spokane?

We know you have a plethora of options when it comes to asphalt paving contractors. At Adair's Asphalt Spokane, we believe our experience, attention to detail, and commitment to your satisfaction sets us apart from the others. Here's why you should consider us:

• We have years of unmatched expertise.
• We put meticulous attention to detail.
• We only use high quality asphalt mixes.
• We customize and tailor every project to meet your needs.
  
• We maintain transparent communications about pricing, schedule, and expectations.
• We put you, our customers, at the center of what we do.