License: RI 13328

Professional Paving Company in East Seekonk, MA

Over 30 Years of Proven Paving Expertise | Fully Licensed and Insured in RI & MA | Certified Asphalt Specialists with Local Compliance Knowledge

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Who We Are

All-Phase Asphalt Inc. is a family-owned paving company with over 30 years of experience in asphalt installation and repair. We specialize in residential, commercial, and municipal paving projects, delivering durable, high-quality results. Our licensed and insured team uses industry-proven techniques and top-grade materials to ensure long-lasting performance, safety, and customer satisfaction on every job we complete.

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Professional Paving Company in East Seekonk, MA

Local Highlights

East Seekonk, MA is a quiet, residential part of town with a strong local feel. It’s close to the Turner Reservoir and several walking trails, making it great for outdoor time. The area has a mix of older homes and new developments, plus easy access to shopping and nearby highways without losing that laid-back, suburban charm.

WHAT WE DO

Our Services

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Parking Lot Repair & Maintenance

Our parking lot services include filling cracks, sealing surfaces to prevent water damage, and re-striping.

Private Road Paving

We specialize in constructing durable asphalt roads for private properties.

Sport Court Paving

We pave sport courts using materials that provide excellent traction and reduced injury risk.

Lot Pulverizing & Milling

Lot pulverizing and milling are essential for removing old pavement layers without damaging the underlying base.

Driveway Paving

Our driveway paving includes site preparation, grading, base compaction, and the application of a durable asphalt layer.

Subdivision Paving

Complete paving solutions for subdivisions, from roads to sidewalks, focusing on high-quality materials and installation.

Street Paving

Street paving services cover everything from urban thoroughfares to local roads.

TESTIMONIALS

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"Fast & Friendly! Took great care of my furniture, wrapped and had all the tools to get the job done!"

Dorothy H

"Absolute epic service as well as a reasonable price the team at SD services absolutely love what they do and it shows would recommend them to family and friends or anybody in need of excellent service."

Dean B

"Good and efficient team, their moving and storage rates are definitely fair. I recommend them."

Sam H.

"Needed an assist with a moving problem and was helped promptly with a great team."

David C.

"Ricardo and Luis were absolutely great. They both are a compliment to your company. If we use you again we will want them helping us."

Bill and Vicki L

"Gilbert & his associates have always provided me the most excellent packing & moving services. I am a designer and have had amazing cost-effective service on the last 3 moves I’ve orchestrated."

Karen G.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I prepare my property before asphalt paving?

Clear the area of vehicles, debris, and obstacles before paving begins. Ensure proper drainage and access for heavy equipment. If necessary, your contractor may advise grading or excavation ahead of time.

Can asphalt be installed over an existing surface?

Yes, but only if the existing surface is structurally sound. A thorough inspection is required to determine if overlaying is feasible or if milling and base repair are needed first.

How long does asphalt take to cure after installation?

Asphalt typically cures enough for light foot traffic within 24 hours. Full curing takes 1–3 days for vehicle traffic, depending on weather, thickness, and surface type.

What weather conditions are ideal for asphalt paving?

Paving should be done in dry weather with temperatures above 50°F. Cold or wet conditions can affect asphalt compaction and bonding, leading to premature failure.

How thick should asphalt be for different applications?

Residential driveways generally require 2–3 inches of asphalt. Commercial lots, streets, or heavily trafficked areas may need 4 inches or more, plus a solid base layer for stability.