Asphalt Paving in San Leandro, CA

Asphalt paving in San Leandro covers homes, shopping centers and industrial properties in one of the East Bay's older cities. San Leandro incorporated in 1872, and by 1910 Portuguese settlers, many from Hawaii and the Azores, made up nearly two-thirds of its population. Today it has 91,008 residents and 32,898 homes, 54.5 percent owner-occupied. Older neighborhoods have narrow driveways and mature trees; industrial areas have truck yards and loading docks.

Groundwater and drainage

Groundwater in San Leandro flows west toward San Francisco Bay, and the western part of the city near the marina and shoreline is low and flat. Driveways and lots there need careful grading and a firm base.

Freeways and commercial lots

Interstate 880, Interstate 580 and Interstate 238 all run through San Leandro, along with East 14th Street and Davis Street. Retail centers and businesses along those corridors need lot repair, sealcoat and restriping. We phase work around business hours.

Older homes

Many San Leandro homes predate World War II. Their driveways are short, sometimes shared, and often lifted by tree roots. We replace them with a proper base and work carefully around trees.

The fault

The Hayward Fault passes through San Leandro. Cracks along its trace reopen as it creeps; we seal them with flexible material.

At the street

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

Typical San Leandro projects

In the older neighborhoods east of East 14th Street, we mainly replace driveways that have been patched and lifted by roots. In neighborhoods toward the bay, we focus on drainage and base strength on flat ground. Along Davis Street, Marina Boulevard and the industrial areas, we pave and maintain commercial and truck lots. Lots near the San Leandro and Bayfair BART stations see heavy daily parking and need regular sealcoat and restriping.

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