- Serving Commercial Properties Since 1994
- Over 60 5-Star Google Reviews
- Asphalt Milling & Resurfacing
- Experienced Commercial Crews
- Modern Milling & Paving Equipment
- Commercial Parking Lot Specialists
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Commercial Customers We Serve Include:
- Apartments
- Schools
- Office Properties
- Hospitals
- Medical Facilities
- Restaurants
- Shopping Centers
- Hotels
- Retail Centers
- Public Agencies
Commercial Asphalt Milling & Paving in the Bronx
Center Maintenance Company provides commercial asphalt milling, resurfacing, and paving services for properties throughout the Bronx.
Before any work is recommended, we review the pavement condition, base stability, drainage, traffic patterns, and the extent of the damage. That evaluation helps determine whether the best approach is milling and resurfacing, targeted reconstruction, or complete full-depth replacement.
Asphalt Milling
Asphalt milling removes a measured layer of worn or damaged pavement so the surface can be properly prepared for new asphalt. It is often used when the upper portion of the pavement has deteriorated but the underlying structure is still in usable condition.
Milling can also help correct surface height, remove failed material, and create a better transition between existing pavement and newly paved areas.
Milling may be appropriate for:
- Widespread surface cracking
- Rutted pavement
- Uneven driving surfaces
- Aging or oxidized asphalt
- Elevation adjustments
- Overlay preparation
- Removal of damaged surface layers
The amount of asphalt removed depends on the condition of the existing pavement. Some parking lots only need the upper layer milled, while others may require deeper removal where deterioration extends farther into the pavement structure.
Choosing Between an Overlay, New Paving or Full-Depth Replacement
Not every worn parking lot needs to be completely rebuilt.
If the base and lower pavement layers remain stable, milling the deteriorated surface and installing a new asphalt overlay may provide an effective way to restore the lot.
This approach removes the failing surface while preserving pavement that is still structurally sound.
New Asphalt Paving
New pavement construction and major reconstruction require careful preparation before asphalt is installed.
Depending on the property, the paving process may include:
- Grading and site preparation
- Base installation or correction
- Drainage improvements
- Asphalt placement
- Proper compaction
- Final elevation adjustments
- New pavement markings
The pavement design should reflect how the property is used, including expected vehicle volume and the type of traffic using the lot.
Full-Depth Asphalt Replacement
When damage reaches beyond the surface and affects the pavement base, simply adding a new asphalt layer may not solve the problem.
In these situations, failed pavement may need to be removed down to a stable layer. Weak or damaged base material can then be corrected before new asphalt is installed and compacted.
How Our Milling & Paving Process Works
- Inspect the Existing Pavement
- Mill or Remove Failed Asphalt
- Correct Base and Drainage Issues
- Install and Compact New Asphalt
- Complete Final Layout and Striping
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We assess the existing pavement and prepare a project estimate based on the amount of milling, paving, repair work, drainage correction, and related site preparation needed.
5-Star Google Rating
CMC has earned more than 100 five-star reviews from customers for commercial pavement maintenance and related services.
30+ Years in Business
Center Maintenance Company has provided commercial asphalt and pavement services since 1994.
How Do You Know When Milling or Repaving Is Needed?
Repeatedly repairing the same areas is not always the most practical long-term solution.
A larger resurfacing or paving project may be worth considering when a parking lot has:
- Extensive cracking across the surface
- Deep or widespread rutting
- Uneven pavement
- Large worn areas
- Multiple failed repairs
- Significant settlement
- Ongoing drainage problems
- Pavement that is approaching the end of its useful life
A pavement inspection can help determine whether resurfacing is still appropriate or whether the damage has progressed to the point where deeper reconstruction is needed.
Drainage Should Be Considered Before Paving
Water can contribute to recurring pavement failure when it collects on the surface or enters weakened pavement.
Before resurfacing or reconstructing an area, CMC can evaluate conditions such as:
- Low spots
- Standing water
- Improper grades
- Failed drainage areas
- Settlement around drains
- Water-related pavement deterioration
Correcting the source of recurring water problems can be just as important as installing the new asphalt.
Why Choose CMC for Commercial Milling & Paving in the Bronx
Center Maintenance Company provides a broad range of pavement services, including commercial asphalt milling, paving, asphalt repairs, drainage improvements, crack filling, sealcoating, and line striping.
Because we handle both pavement installation and ongoing maintenance, we can look at the parking lot as a complete system rather than only addressing what is visible at the surface.
That helps us determine whether a Bronx commercial property would benefit from:
- Milling and resurfacing
- Full-depth asphalt repair
- Base reconstruction
- Drainage improvements
- New parking lot paving
- A combination of multiple pavement repairs
Projects can also be phased or scheduled around active commercial properties to help maintain reasonable access for employees, customers, tenants, and deliveries during the work.
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