Thicker is Better
In asphalt paving, you get what you pay for. If one contractor’s bid comes in at half the price of the others, there’s usually a reason—and it often comes down to thickness. In Colorado, where the ground shifts and settles dramatically, thin pavement won’t last. Within just a few years, you’ll be facing costly repairs.
A smart question to ask any contractor is: How many tons of asphalt are you planning to put down? The answer reveals where your money is really going. At Pikes Peak Asphalt, we don’t cut corners. We lay down the right amount of material, using a premium asphalt mix that provides a smooth, durable surface capable of handling heavy daily traffic while absorbing Colorado’s constant ground movement. It’s an investment designed to last.
Expert Opinions, Proven Results
With nearly 20 years of paving experience—including in the challenging terrain of Woodland Park—we understand the unique demands of Colorado properties. Snow, rain, hail, and rapid temperature swings all put your pavement to the test. That’s why proper drainage and attention to detail matter just as much as thickness.
Our crew knows how to run a paver with precision, ensuring every pass lays evenly, drains correctly, and stands up to the elements. The result is pavement that not only looks sharp but also performs reliably for years to come.
With nearly 20 years of paving experience—including in the challenging terrain of Woodland Park—we understand the unique demands of Colorado properties. Snow, rain, hail, and rapid temperature swings all put your pavement to the test. That’s why proper drainage and attention to detail matter just as much as thickness.
Our crew knows how to run a paver with precision, ensuring every pass lays evenly, drains correctly, and stands up to the elements. The result is pavement that not only looks sharp but also performs reliably for years to come.