Asphalt Paving in Harbor City, CA

Asphalt paving in Harbor City works in a neighborhood that exists because of a strip of land. Around 1906 Los Angeles bought a long, narrow swath linking South Los Angeles to San Pedro, and Harbor City was named for it. Today it covers about 2.58 square miles, with the Harbor Freeway on its eastern edge and Pacific Coast Highway running past the Kaiser Permanente medical center.

Machado Lake

Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park and Machado Lake, once called Sweet Water for its clean water, sit in the neighborhood. Properties near the lake and park sit on low ground where drainage matters.

Renters and owners

About 54.4 percent of housing units are rented. We maintain apartment lots and replace driveways at single-family homes.

Medical and commercial lots

Lots around the medical center and along Pacific Coast Highway see constant traffic. Repairs, sealcoat and restriping are phased to keep them open.

City of Los Angeles

Harbor City is part of Los Angeles, so street work follows city rules. We confirm them before scheduling.

Costs

HomeGuide lists a 400-square-foot driveway at about $2,000 to $4,800 nationally. The written estimate is the price.

Driveway replacement

Many Harbor City homes are postwar, and their driveways have reached the end of their life. We remove the old surface, rebuild the base and set the slope toward the street.

Apartment complexes

Apartment lots fail first at entrances and trash enclosures. Rebuilding those zones and sealing the rest is often the best value.

Costs

HomeAdvisor lists lot sealcoat at $0.15 to $0.30 per square foot. The written estimate is the price.

Pacific Coast Highway businesses

Restaurants, clinics and shops along Pacific Coast Highway have lots that see steady traffic all day. Saw-cut repairs at entrances, sealcoat and fresh striping keep them safe and presentable, done in sections so customers can still park.

Next step

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