Asphalt Paving in Paramount, CA

Asphalt paving in Paramount covers industry and homes. The community took its name in 1948 when the Hynes and Clearwater post offices merged, and it incorporated in 1957. Its economy began with hay and dairy farming; the last dairy closed in 1977. The Zamboni Company, maker of ice resurfacing machines, is still based there.

Industrial yards

I-105 crosses the northern part of the city and I-710 runs along the western border, so Paramount has many industrial and warehouse properties. Those yards need heavy sections and recurring repairs.

Homes and apartments

Paramount had 27,249 residents in 1960 and 53,733 in 2020; about 57.1 percent of homes are rented. We replace driveways and maintain apartment lots.

Former farmland

Where old pavement comes out, we check for soft soil from the farming era and replace it with compacted base.

Costs

HomeGuide lists saw-cut repairs at $4 to $12 per square foot. The written estimate is the price.

Business lots

Park-and-shop centers along Paramount's boulevards need sealcoat, restriping and repairs on a cycle. We schedule around business hours.

Driveway costs

HomeGuide lists a 400-square-foot driveway at about $2,000 to $4,800 nationally; Angi lists removal and replacement at $8 to $15 per square foot. The written estimate is the price.

Restriping

Lots open to the public need 2010 ADA counts for accessible spaces when restriped. We count and check slopes first.

Timing

With mild weather and little rain outside winter, Paramount has a long paving season. Crack sealing in fall keeps winter water out.

Zamboni country

The company that makes ice resurfacing machines still calls Paramount home, a reminder that the city has long mixed industry with neighborhoods. Industrial neighbors mean truck traffic on local streets and in shared lots, so we build sections that match.

Next step

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