Paving Contractor in Alamance, North Carolina

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Updated October 30, 2026

Alamance Paving Co

Paving Contractor

Burlington, NC

Alamance Paving Co. brings over 38 years of asphalt-industry experience to residential and commercial paving across Burlington, Greensboro, and surrounding areas.

  • Commercial parking lot paving and striping
  • Residential driveway asphalt repair
  • Pothole patching

Neyra Pavement Products

Paving Contractor

Graham, NC

Neyra Pavement Products supplies sealcoating, crack-sealant, patching, and sports-surfacing products through fifteen company-owned distribution centers and six manufacturing plants.

  • Contractors sourcing sealcoating and pavement maintenance products
  • Road maintenance projects requiring roadway sealants, crack sealants, or patching products
  • Tennis, pickleball, running track, playground, or basketball court surfacing

Thompson Arthur

Paving Contractor

Burlington, NC

APAC Thompson Arthur Division Plant Number 8 connects customers to Thompson Arthur's nine asphalt plants and infrastructure construction operations across central North Carolina.

  • commercial asphalt paving
  • road construction projects
  • bridge and culvert construction

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FAQ

How much does asphalt paving cost in Alamance County?

Pricing depends on the paved area, excavation or grading needs, asphalt depth, drainage, repair work, and whether sealcoating or striping is included. Request a written estimate that separates preparation, paving, and finishing costs.

What should I check before hiring a paving contractor?

Confirm that the contractor handles your project type, provides a written scope and estimate, and can explain drainage, base preparation, asphalt thickness, curing, and warranty terms. Commercial projects should also confirm striping and applicable specification requirements.

How long does a paving project usually take?

Small repairs may be completed in a day, while driveway or parking-lot paving can take longer when grading, drainage, demolition, or weather delays are involved. Ask for the expected preparation, paving, and curing schedule rather than only a start date.

Can a paving contractor handle potholes or pavement emergencies?

Pothole patching and asphalt repairs are routine services, but emergency response is not automatically included. Confirm response hours, temporary versus permanent repair methods, and whether the contractor offers after-hours service.