Odessa · West Odessa · Midland · Ector County
Asphalt paving for Permian heat.
Parking lots, driveways, and oil-field yards in Odessa, Texas — spec’d for 150°F pavement and tandem traffic, not a pamphlet mix from wetter country.
(432) 555-7283 · same-week hazard patches150°F
Summer pavement temps we design for
2009
Paving out of Ector County
Same week
Hazard patch window in-area
5 cities
Odessa to Midland service map
Mile 01 · Work
Built for this basin.
Asphalt Paving
New pavement for Odessa heat
Driveway Paving
Residential drives that hold an edge
Parking Lot Paving
Lots for 42nd, I-20, and downtown
Sealcoating
UV armor for sound pavement
Asphalt Repair
Crack fill, patches, potholes
Mill & Overlay
New wearing course, keep the base
Commercial Paving
Retail, medical, churches, shops
Oil-Field Yards
Pads and shops that see real trucks
Mile 02 · Why lots fail here
Odessa sun cooks cheap mix.
Surface temps over 150°F, UV that oxidizes binder into gray dust, and oil-field trucks that turn on pavement designed for grocery carts. That is why a two-inch overlay from a traveling crew dishes by the next boom summer.
We write thickness, PG binder, and compaction on the quote. If the base is pumping, we say so. Sealcoat is for sound pavement. Alligatoring is not sound pavement.
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Service area
On the lot
“They milled the ruts on our 42nd Street lot instead of paving over them. Two summers later the drive lane is still flat. That was the whole pitch, and they did it.”
“West Odessa yard. Vacuum trucks. The last crew gave us a two-inch overlay that dished in a year. Permian rebuilt the throat and the pad actually takes a tandem now.”
“Honest on the driveway — they replaced two failed bays and left the rest. I was braced for a full tear-out sales job.”