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One city in three counties

Asphalt Paving in Reynoldsburg, OH

Driveway and parking lot work on both sides of Blacklick Creek.

  • Free on-site estimates
  • Written quotes that state stone base depth and compacted asphalt thickness
  • Right-of-way permit and OHIO811 locate steps handled before work starts

Reynoldsburg Paving Across Three Counties

Reynoldsburg lies in three counties, Franklin, Licking and Fairfield, and asphalt paving here covers neighborhoods on both sides of Blacklick Creek, which flows through the 11.24-square-mile city. The city is also home to the Ohio Department of Agriculture. Its housing ranges from long-established streets near the older center to neighborhoods added as Columbus grew east. We replace and resurface driveways, repair potholes and failed sections, sealcoat, and pave and stripe lots for local businesses.

Which county are you in?

Because Reynoldsburg spans three counties, a few streets apart can mean different county offices, though city rules apply across the whole city. For most driveway work on private property that does not matter much. It can matter when a job reaches the curb, a ditch or a culvert, or the public right-of-way. We confirm what applies to your address before we schedule, so there are no surprises.

Creek-side lots

Homes near Blacklick Creek often sit on lower ground where the soil holds moisture. That weakens the base under a driveway, and over a few winters the asphalt begins to sag and crack in a spiderweb pattern. Fixing it means cutting out the failed area, digging to firm soil, rebuilding the stone base and repaving. A coat of sealer over a failed base only hides the problem for a season.

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Old trees, old forest

Blacklick Woods opened in 1948 as the first Franklin County Metro Park. The 643-acre park holds one of the oldest beech-maple forests in central Ohio. Many nearby lots still have large trees, and those roots spread under driveways. When a root lifts the asphalt, we cut out the section, address the root where it is safe for the tree and rebuild.

A tomato town with busy commercial roads

Reynoldsburg claims the first commercial tomato variety was bred there, and the city has held a Tomato Festival every year since 1965. Along its main roads are plazas, restaurants, offices and churches whose lots carry heavy daily traffic. For those owners, we offer:

  • Saw-cut patching and full-depth repairs
  • Mill-and-overlay for worn lots
  • Sealcoating and crack filling
  • Restriping of stalls, arrows and accessible spaces

We phase larger jobs so the business can stay open.

What a Reynoldsburg estimate covers

On the visit we walk the full driveway or lot, press on soft-looking areas, and note where water comes from and where it goes. We look at whether cracks are isolated or connected, whether edges are breaking off into the yard, and whether the apron at the street has settled below the curb. Then we explain the options in plain terms, from crack filling and sealcoat to patching, an overlay or a full replacement, and put the one we recommend in a written estimate. That estimate is the price.

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Call (614) 963-2681 or send the form with your address and a short description. We will look at the pavement, explain what we find and give you a written estimate.

Reynoldsburg Facts

  • Blacklick Creek. Blacklick Creek flows through Reynoldsburg, which covers 11.24 square miles.
  • Old forest park. Blacklick Woods opened in 1948 as the first Franklin County Metro Park, a 643-acre park with one of the oldest beech-maple forests in central Ohio.
  • Tomato heritage. Reynoldsburg claims the first commercial tomato variety was bred there and has held a Tomato Festival every year since 1965.
  • Three counties. The city lies in Fairfield, Franklin and Licking counties and hosts the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
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Reynoldsburg Questions

Does it matter which county my Reynoldsburg home is in?

For work on your own driveway, usually not. If the job touches the curb, a ditch or the right-of-way, we confirm what applies to your address first.

Why is my driveway sagging near the creek?

Wet soil weakens the base. We dig out the soft area, rebuild with compacted stone and repave so it can carry the weight of cars again.

Can you keep my parking lot open during work?

Yes. We split larger jobs into sections and schedule around your business hours where we can.

Free Estimates in Reynoldsburg, OH

Share your Reynoldsburg address and what is going on with the pavement, and we will schedule a free estimate.

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