Asphalt Paving in Marysville, OH

Marysville is the Union County seat, and asphalt paving here keeps pace with a county Wikipedia describes as the third fastest growing in Ohio. The city was founded in 1819 along Mill Creek. Honda opened plants northwest of Marysville in 1982, which led to the expansion of U.S. Route 33, and housing and business growth have followed that corridor ever since. We replace and resurface driveways, repair damaged asphalt, sealcoat, and pave and stripe lots for Marysville homes and businesses.

New neighborhoods, young pavement

Much of Marysville's housing is recent. A driveway in its first ten or fifteen years usually needs care rather than replacement: crack filling before winter and a sealcoat every few years. That keeps water out of the base and slows the sun damage that dries asphalt out. If you are not sure whether your driveway needs anything yet, we will look and tell you.

Older homes near the center

The streets near the courthouse and the older downtown have homes from many decades. Driveways there are often narrow, patched or overlaid more than once, and some run back to detached garages. When the base has failed, we remove the old asphalt, rebuild with compacted stone and repave. Where it is still sound, an overlay can give the drive a fresh surface for less.

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Mill Creek and drainage

In 2009 an inflatable dam was built on Mill Creek for a new reservoir system. The creek runs through the city, and lower ground nearby stays wetter, which weakens a driveway's base. Across the flat land around Marysville, drainage is the first thing we check: where water enters the driveway, where it leaves and whether downspouts are dumping onto the pavement.

A green-lawn town

Marysville's longtime slogan is Where the Grass is Greener, and Scotts Miracle-Gro was founded there in 1868. Homeowners here tend to care about how the lawn meets the driveway. We cut clean edges, keep equipment off finished turf where we can and backfill the shoulders after paving so the lawn can grow back to the edge.

Plow damage and aprons

Winter in Union County means snowplows, and plows are hard on the end of a driveway. The blade catches the edge of the apron, and over a few seasons that edge chips, cracks and sinks below the road surface. Water then pools in the gap and freezes. We rebuild damaged aprons with a firm base and a clean, well-compacted joint at the road, and we can set the new edge so it sits flush and is less likely to catch a blade.

Our Marysville services

• Driveway replacement and new driveways
• Resurfacing and overlays
• Asphalt repair and patching
• Sealcoating and crack filling
• Parking lot paving
• Parking lot striping

If the job reaches the curb or public right-of-way, we check the city's requirements first. Call (614) 963-2681 to book a free estimate.