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Asphalt Paving in Trotwood, OH

Rebuilding since 2019

Asphalt Paving in Trotwood, OH

A large city formed from a village and township, still rebuilding after the 2019 tornado.

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  • Proposal lists base, thickness and apron work line by line
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Paving in Trotwood

Asphalt paving in Trotwood is tied to recent rebuilding. The EF4 tornado of May 27, 2019 damaged 500 Trotwood homes and leveled 59. Many properties have been repaired or rebuilt since, and heavy equipment during cleanup and construction was hard on driveways that survived the storm itself.

Large city

The Village of Trotwood and Madison Township merged in 1996, and the city now covers about 30.5 square miles. That includes older neighborhoods, newer subdivisions and rural parcels, so we pave everything from short city drives to long gravel lanes.

After heavy equipment

Dumpsters, cranes and delivery trucks used during rebuilding can crack and rut a driveway. If yours took that kind of load, we check the base before recommending repairs or replacement.

Sycamore Woods

Sycamore Woods State Park, about 3,000 acres along Wolf Creek, is the only state park in Montgomery County. Homes near the creek may sit on lower, wetter ground.

Road agencies

Approach work at the street is in the right-of-way. We confirm requirements 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. Your signed proposal is the price.

The Trotwood walk-through

We ask what happened to the drive during any rebuilding: dumpsters, cranes, heavy deliveries. Then we probe for cracked or rutted base, check drainage and the apron, and price each repair or replacement item separately.

Rebuilt homes

Newly rebuilt homes sometimes got a new driveway; others kept an old one that took a beating from equipment. If yours is cracked or rutted, we check whether the base was damaged.

Former Madison Township

The old township areas include larger lots and rural roads with ditches. Drives there cross culverts at the road; we check them at the estimate.

Widening

Drives can be widened to full depth with a saw-cut joint.

Sealing

After crack sealing, a sealcoat every few years helps.

Small businesses

Trotwood businesses rebuilding after 2019 have lots that need patching, sealing and restriping. We phase work around their hours.

Costs

National guides list hot patches at about $2 to $5 per square foot, saw-cut patches at about $4 to $12, and new asphalt at about $5 to $12 or more per square foot.

Timing

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

Repair or replace

If the base held up through the rebuilding, repairs and sealing may be enough.

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Trotwood Notes

  • 2019 tornado. The EF4 tornado of May 27, 2019 damaged 500 Trotwood homes and leveled 59.
  • Merged city. The Village of Trotwood and Madison Township merged in 1996; the city covers about 30.5 square miles.
  • State park. Sycamore Woods State Park covers about 3,000 acres along Wolf Creek, the only state park in Montgomery County.
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Trotwood Questions

Construction trucks cracked my driveway. Can it be fixed?

Often. We check the base and recommend patching or replacement.

Do you pave rural drives in Trotwood?

Yes, including gravel conversions.

My home is near Wolf Creek. Anything special?

Lower ground may need more base work.

How long does replacement take?

Usually one to two days of work.

When is paving season?

Spring through fall.

Do you check culverts on rural drives?

Yes, at the estimate.

Can you pave a new drive for a rebuilt home?

Yes, on a properly built base.

Do you restripe business lots?

Yes, to the 2010 ADA Standards when lines are repainted.

How much do patches cost?

HomeGuide lists hot patches at about $2 to $5 and saw-cut patches at about $4 to $12 per square foot.

When should cracks be sealed?

Late summer and fall.

Do you sealcoat?

Yes, on dry days.

Do you work near Sycamore Woods?

Yes, with attention to wetter ground near Wolf Creek.

Can you widen my drive?

Yes, to full depth.

Do you check the apron?

Yes, on every estimate.

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