Short answer: we pave and repair driveways and smaller commercial lots in Winter Park, where tight sites, mature trees and neat edges matter as much as the asphalt.
About Winter Park
Winter Park incorporated as a town in 1887 and became a city in 1925. It had just under 30,000 residents at the 2020 census and is known for its brick-lined streets and old oak canopy. Many properties are compact, with established landscaping right up to the pavement.
Working in established neighborhoods
- Tree roots. Roots lift and crack driveways. We address the cause where we can before repaving.
- Tight access. Smaller equipment and careful staging protect lawns, beds and neighbors' driveways.
- Clean edges where asphalt meets brick, pavers or curbing.
- Church, office and retail lots scheduled around services and business hours.
Permits
The City of Winter Park handles permits inside city limits, including work where a driveway meets a public street. We confirm what applies to your property before work is scheduled.
Prices are estimates. See the asphalt paving cost guide.