ASPHALT REMOVAL | ASPHALT REMOVER
PIERCE COUNTY

• Improves Safety by Removing Hazards: Removing old, cracked, or uneven asphalt eliminates tripping hazards and potential areas for water accumulation, reducing the risk of accidents and improving overall safety.

• Prepares Site for New Projects: Asphalt removal is a crucial first step in preparing a site for new construction, landscaping, or pavement, ensuring a clean and level base for starting fresh projects.

• Enhances Property Aesthetics and Value: Updating old, worn-out asphalt surfaces with new pavement improves the appearance of a property, potentially increasing its market value and curb appeal.

• Ensures Environmental Compliance: Proper removal and recycling of asphalt help comply with environmental regulations, preventing pollution and promoting sustainable practices.

• Facilitates Infrastructure and Utility Upgrades: Removing asphalt is essential for accessing underlying utilities for repairs or upgrades, making it easier to improve infrastructure without damaging existing surfaces. 

1. Initial Consultation: We assess your project needs and provide a detailed plan and quote.
2. Efficient Removal: Our skilled team efficiently removes asphalt, minimizing disruption to your property.
3. Site Clean-up: We ensure your site is clean and ready for its next phase, whether it be new construction or landscaping.

Asphalt removal can be done using various methods, depending on the project size, location, and specific requirements. Here are some common methods:

1. Cold Planing (or Milling): Involves using a milling machine to remove the top layers of asphalt to a specified depth. It’s precise and allows for recycling of the old asphalt.
2. Hot Milling: Similar to cold planing but involves heating the asphalt before removal to make it easier to remove and recycle.
3. Excavation: For deeper removal, excavation equipment can dig up the entire asphalt layer along with part of the underlying base.
4. Grinding: Uses a grinding machine to wear down the surface. It’s effective for removing asphalt over a large area.
5. Saw Cutting: Involves cutting through the asphalt with a diamond blade saw, usually for smaller, precise removal jobs.