Driveway Paving
New asphalt driveways, replacements and resurfacing for homes across Sonoma County. We handle the grading, the base and the paving with our own equipment and crew.
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Rich's Paving does asphalt paving in Windsor, CA, from the blocks around the Town Green out to the vineyard roads. Most of the town went up after Windsor incorporated in 1992. The biggest wave of homes came in the 1990s, and more followed through the 2000s. That puts a lot of local driveways at 25 to 35 years old. At that age asphalt goes gray and starts cracking along the edges. Owners here are hitting the first real replacement or resurfacing cycle on those driveways. We work out of Petaluma, about half an hour south on Highway 101, and have paved Sonoma County since 1988.
Windsor sits nine miles north of Santa Rosa, with farm and vineyard land right at the town line. Voters set an urban growth boundary in 1998 and renewed it in 2017. The subdivisions stay compact, and open country starts a block or two past the last house. So the work here splits two ways. There are subdivision driveways off Old Redwood Highway, and long rural drives off Shiloh Road and Faught Road. We handle both with our own paving equipment and crew, starting with asphalt driveway paving at the house. Richard Stanley runs the crew, and his son works alongside him.
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Whole streets in East Windsor and around Shiloh went in during the 1990s build out. Those driveways were paved once and sealed a few times, then mostly left alone. Hot dry summers pull the oil out of asphalt year after year. The surface goes gray and brittle, and hairline cracks spread across it. Asphalt sealcoating slows that down while the pavement under it is still sound.
Once the cracks connect and the edges crumble, sealer will not hold them. We saw out the failed sections and patch them back, which is normal asphalt repair. If the base underneath is soft, the fix has to go deeper than the surface. Clay soil swells through the wet months and shrinks again by August. Pavement on a thin base moves with it and cracks in the same places every year.
The growth boundary keeps Windsor compact, so open ground shows up fast. Past the town edge there are vineyard rows and oak hills, with parcels off Faught Road near Shiloh Ranch. Those driveways run long, and plenty of them are still rock. We grade and rebuild gravel driveways, and we pave them when an owner wants a hard surface.
A long driveway lives on its base and its drainage. Winter runoff off the hills will undercut pavement that has nowhere to send water. We set the grade and shoulders first, then pave over a base built for the load. We run the same equipment north to Healdsburg and south into Santa Rosa, so Windsor is a short move. Send the length and current surface when you get a paving estimate.
Communities & areas we serve around Windsor: Old Downtown, Town Green Village, East Windsor, West Windsor, Shiloh, The Foothills.
Windsor ZIP codes served: 95492.
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A driveway past its best years, a parking lot due for new stripes, or a gravel road that needs real grading? Call or send the form. We will come look at the job and put a clear estimate in your hands, from the family that has paved Sonoma County since 1988.
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