PaveTech Solutions installs and replaces asphalt driveways for homeowners and residential properties throughout Wisconsin. We plan driveway paving around drainage, access, existing pavement, base conditions, surrounding grades, and everyday vehicle use.

A driveway depends on more than the asphalt surface. Base support, drainage, grading, compaction, and transitions all affect how the finished pavement performs. We coordinate preparation and paving around the driveway layout, garage approach, road connection, surrounding elevations, and site conditions.
Driveway projects may involve new construction, complete replacement, gravel-to-asphalt conversion, extensions, or changes to existing access. The work is coordinated around the specific property and driveway layout.

New Driveways & Replacement
We install new asphalt driveways and replace deteriorated pavement when the existing surface is no longer suitable for repair or resurfacing.

Conversions & Extensions
We convert suitable gravel areas to asphalt and extend existing driveways when additional width, parking space, or access is needed.

Grading & Transitions
We establish appropriate slopes and elevations for drainage and coordinate transitions at garages, sidewalks, aprons, road connections, and existing pavement.
Driveway paving or replacement may be appropriate when the existing surface is severely deteriorated or when an unpaved area is ready for permanent pavement.
New home construction
Gravel or unpaved driveways
Widespread driveway cracking
Repeated potholes or patch failures
Severe settlement or uneven pavement
Driveway areas needing expansion
Aging pavement near the end of its useful condition
Existing driveways requiring complete replacement


Evaluate
We review the driveway layout, drainage, access, existing pavement, base conditions, elevations, and surrounding property.

Prepare
We complete the approved removal, grading, excavation, or base preparation needed before paving.

Pave
Our team installs the asphalt using professional paving equipment and methods appropriate for the driveway.

Compact & Finish
We compact the pavement and complete edges, garage approaches, road connections, and other transitions.
Yes. We install new asphalt driveways and pave suitable gravel or previously unpaved residential areas.
Yes. Severely deteriorated driveways can be removed and replaced when repair or resurfacing is no longer appropriate.
The base supports the asphalt and provides a stable foundation for vehicle loads. Proper preparation helps reduce settlement, rutting, and premature pavement failure.
Drainage is important because standing water and water infiltration can contribute to pavement and supporting-material deterioration.
Often, yes. The existing gravel base, drainage, grading, thickness, and stability must first be evaluated to determine what preparation is required.
Sometimes. An overlay may be appropriate when the existing pavement and underlying support remain suitable. Extensive failure may require removal and replacement instead.
Proper compaction helps create a dense, stable surface and reduces the risk of premature rutting, movement, and deterioration.
Tell us about your existing driveway, property conditions, and project goals. We’ll help determine whether new paving, resurfacing, or full driveway replacement fits the property.

Professional pavement maintenance, repair, preservation, sealcoating, crack sealing, mastic repair, infrared repair, and line striping throughout Wisconsin.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (920) 204-6975
1103 S Lynndale Dr Ste 104, Appleton, WI 54914
Monday–Friday: 7:00 AM–5:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
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