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A freshly paved private drive curving through ponderosa pines toward a timber home, with forested North Idaho ridges behind it at golden hour.

Kootenai County · Since 1998

Asphalt that survives a North Idaho winter.

Driveways, private roads and parking lots across Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Hayden and Rathdrum. 28 years, same county, same crew.

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What we do

Six things, done by the same crew that graded the ground.

A newly paved private road curving through evergreen forest toward a garage in warm evening light.

Asphalt paving

New asphalt for homes and businesses, from the base rock up.

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A freshly paved driveway wet with rain, an American flag and flower pot at the edge, a yellow lab walking across it.

Driveways and private roads

Residential driveways and the long private roads out past the pavement.

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A North Idaho Asphalt dump truck feeding the paver as asphalt is laid across a wide commercial lot.

Parking lots

Commercial and multi-family lots, phased so you stay open.

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A North Idaho Asphalt dump truck feeding the paver during a residential asphalt repair.

Repairs and patching

Crack sealing, patching and pothole repair before winter makes it worse.

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A newly graded and paved road on a hillside site with retaining wall blocks and mountains behind.

Grading and site prep

Excavation, grading and base rock — with or without the asphalt after.

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A North Idaho Asphalt dump truck feeding the paver as a fresh mat of asphalt is laid beside standing timber.

Removal and replacement

Tear out failed asphalt, correct the base, and start again properly.

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Our work

Same spot, before and after.

The same forest road finished in fresh black asphalt, curving toward the garage in evening light.
A gravel private road curving through dense evergreen forest toward a garage, before paving.
Private forest roadGravel two-track rebuilt and paved end to end.
The same driveway finished in fresh asphalt, with a roller compacting the new mat.
A graded dirt and base-rock driveway marked with layout paint, leading up to a grey two-storey home in the pines.
Hillside home drivewayGraded, based and paved on a sloping lot.

How a job runs

Seven steps, and you know where you are in them.

Most complaints about paving contractors are about not knowing what happens next. Here is the whole sequence.

  1. 01

    Site walk

    We look at the ground, the drainage and the access. Usually 20 minutes.

  2. 02

    Written estimate

    Scope, depths and price in writing. No verbal ballparks that move later.

  3. 03

    Schedule

    We give you a window and tell you if it moves. Weather runs this, not us.

  4. 04

    Grading

    Shape the surface so water leaves. Most failures start here, not in the asphalt.

  5. 05

    Base

    Crushed rock, compacted in lifts. The part you never see doing the actual work.

  6. 06

    Paving

    Hot mix laid and rolled while it is still hot enough to compact properly.

  7. 07

    Final walkthrough

    We walk it with you, cover cure time, and tell you when you can park on it.

Where we work

Kootenai County, and not much past it.

Staying inside a tight radius is why we can get to you. Windshield time is the thing that makes a small crew slow, so we don't chase work over the pass.

LakeI-90US-95Post FallsCoeur d'AleneHaydenRathdrum

Schematic, not to scale.

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Tell us about the job.

Send a few photos and rough measurements and we can usually price small work without coming out. Bigger jobs get a site walk.

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