Asphalt Paving in Pleasanton, CA

Asphalt paving in Pleasanton deals with a warmer, drier climate than the bay side. Pleasanton sits in the Amador Valley at about 351 feet, gets about 14.48 inches of rain a year, and recorded a high of 115 degrees in 1950. Strong sun ages asphalt faster here, so sealcoat and crack sealing are important. Pleasanton incorporated in 1894 and had 79,871 residents in 2020.

Older downtown

Homes around the historic downtown have older, narrower driveways that often need full replacement.

Newer neighborhoods

Much of Pleasanton was built more recently, with HOAs maintaining private streets and parking. We survey and plan phased maintenance.

Pleasanton Ridge

On the west side, neighborhoods climb toward Pleasanton Ridge, with sloped driveways that need drainage and edge support.

Commercial

Pleasanton sits at the I-580/I-680 crossroads and has large office and retail areas. We repair, seal and stripe commercial lots.

At the street

We check the City of Pleasanton's current encroachment requirements before approach or curb work.

Temperature

The valley's mean high is about 73 degrees and its record low 17. Summer paving is done early in the day.

Typical Pleasanton projects

Around downtown and the older neighborhoods, many driveways are due for replacement. In neighborhoods built from the 1970s through the 2000s, overlays and sealcoat are common. HOA communities need phased maintenance plans. Homes toward Pleasanton Ridge need drainage designed for slopes. Office parks and shopping centers near the I-580/I-680 interchange need lot repairs, sealcoat and ADA restriping. In each case, we start with a site visit and give you a written scope with base, thickness and drainage spelled out.

Water and runoff

Though Pleasanton is dry most of the year, winter storms can drop heavy rain on hard surfaces. Good drainage keeps that water from softening the base.

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