New driveways, parking lots, overlays and repairs — measured, quoted in writing, and scheduled fast. Serving homeowners and businesses across Lake County, Illinois.
From a single residential driveway to a full commercial lot — every job starts with a free on-site look and a written quote. No pressure, no vague numbers.
New asphalt driveways and full tear-outs with a proper stone base, graded for drainage so water runs off — not into your garage.
New lots, overlays and phased repairs for retail, offices, churches and HOAs — planned around your business hours.
When the base is still sound, a fresh asphalt overlay restores the surface for a fraction of full replacement cost.
Sealcoating shields asphalt from Lake County winters, salt and sun. Most driveways are due every 2–3 years.
Potholes, alligator cracking and sunken spots cut out and patched before a small problem becomes a new driveway.
Turn a dusty, rutted gravel drive into clean, plow-friendly blacktop with proper excavation and base work.
Three steps, most estimates within a couple of days of your call.
Tell us the town, the surface, and roughly what you're looking at. Two minutes is plenty.
We measure, check the base and drainage, and leave you a written, itemized quote — the price we quote is the price.
Scheduled around your life or your business hours, finished clean, with care instructions before we leave.
Based in Lake County and working across it — if your town isn't listed, call anyway.
It depends on size, tear-out, and base depth — which is exactly why the estimate is free and on-site. You get a written, itemized number before any work is agreed, never a guess over the phone.
Usually 24–48 hours for foot traffic and light use, and about 5–7 days before regular parking — your crew will give you exact timing for your job and the weather that week.
If the base is solid and the surface is just worn, an overlay saves real money. If there's widespread cracking, sinking, or drainage failure, replacement is the honest answer. The estimate tells you which, and why.
New asphalt typically waits 6–12 months before its first sealcoat, then every 2–3 years. Sealcoating is maintenance, not a repair — it won't fix cracks, but it slows new ones.
Many Lake County towns require a permit for driveway work. We'll tell you what your town requires at the estimate and help you through it.
Call (847) 474-9774 or send this form — we reply by phone or email.