Commercial asphalt paving for Auburn, WA properties — fast, written estimates from a 20-year Pacific Northwest contractor.
A.C. Moate Industries is a commercial paving contractor serving Auburn, WA and the greater Seattle Metro area. Licensed contractor CCB #246397, in business since 1996.
Auburn commercial property managers choose A.C. Moate for asphalt paving because a durable lot here starts with the base and drainage, and in our wet maritime climate that's exactly where pavement lives or dies. We build and resurface commercial lots with the grade and base support needed to move water off the surface, not let it pool and undermine the asphalt. From our Auburn yard we pave and resurface commercial sites across Auburn and nearby Kent, Federal Way, Sumner, Pacific, and Algona.
Asphalt paving in Auburn involves either resurfacing an existing lot or building new pavement with the base, grade, and compaction that hold up under commercial traffic. For a new build we prepare and compact the subgrade and base, set proper slope for drainage, then lay and compact the asphalt in lifts; for resurfacing we prep the existing surface and overlay it. Because standing water and poor drainage are the leading causes of base failure in our climate, getting the grade and base right is the difference between a lot that lasts and one that cracks early. We coordinate paving with curb, drainage, and striking so the finished site works as a whole. To scope a paving or resurfacing project, request a free estimate.
Kent · Federal Way · Sumner · Pacific · Algona
Can you resurface my lot, or does it need full replacement?
If the base is still sound, an overlay can restore the surface. When the base has failed across the lot, resurfacing won't hold and full replacement is the better path. We evaluate the base condition before recommending either.
Why is drainage so important when paving in the Seattle Metro area?
In our wet maritime climate, water that sits on or under the pavement is the main driver of cracking and base failure. Proper slope and base preparation during paving keep water moving off the surface so the asphalt lasts.
How long does a new commercial lot need before it can take traffic?
New asphalt needs time to cure before heavy use, and the window depends on weather and conditions. We give you a clear timeline and can phase the work to keep parts of your site operating.
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