Asphalt Paving in Huber Heights, OH

Asphalt paving in Huber Heights serves a suburb that was built largely by one developer. Suburban development started in 1956, and the city is named for Charles Huber. On January 23, 1981, Wayne Township turned into the City of Huber Heights. The 2020 census counted 17,816 housing units, 4.3 percent vacant.

Rentals

In 2013, Magnetar Capital bought 1,900 homes in Huber Heights, about one in every 11 homes in the city. That made single-family rentals a big part of the market. Landlords and property managers need driveways that stay safe and presentable between tenants. We offer patching, crack sealing, sealcoating and full replacements, and can group several properties into one schedule.

Original drives

Homes built from the late 1950s onward have driveways that have been through sixty-plus winters, often with patches and overlays. When we replace one, we dig to firm ground and rebuild the base.

Repair or replace

If less than about a quarter of the surface is damaged and the base is stable, repairs and a sealcoat make sense. If cracking covers most of it, replacement is the better spend.

Road agencies

Approach work at the street is in the right-of-way. We confirm with the city before scheduling.

Winters

Freeze-thaw from November into March is the main threat. Fall crack sealing helps.

Costs

National guides put new asphalt at about $5 to $12 or more per square foot and sealcoating at about $1 to $2. Your signed proposal is the price.

Sizing up a Huber Heights drive

Most drives here are short and straight, so the estimate goes quickly. We probe the tire paths, check for a settled trench line across the drive, look at the edges and the apron, and ask how many cars park there. Landlords can have several addresses quoted in one visit, each with its own price.

Common problems

In older Huber Heights neighborhoods, the usual issues are alligator cracking in the tire paths, a sunken strip where a utility trench settled, and edges broken by plows. Each has a different fix, and we explain which applies.

Widening

Many original drives were built for one or two cars. Extensions are built to full depth and tied in with a saw-cut joint.

Sealing

Once cracks are sealed, a sealcoat every few years slows weathering and keeps the surface tight.

Planned-suburb layout

Because much of Huber Heights was built by one developer over a short span, many drives share the same layout and age. If your neighbors' drives are failing, yours may not be far behind. Fall crack sealing slows that down.

Costs

National guides list pothole repairs at about $100 to $400 and crack sealing at about $0.50 to $3 per linear foot.

Timing

We pave from spring through fall and seal cracks in late summer and fall.

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