• Phone: (920) 204-6975

✦ Asphalt Removal & Replacement

Rebuild Failed Pavement From the Ground Up

PaveTech Solutions provides asphalt removal and replacement for parking lots, roads, driveways, and paved areas throughout Wisconsin. We plan reconstruction around pavement deterioration, base conditions, drainage, settlement, traffic, and surrounding elevations.

Commercial asphalt pavement with widespread cracking and a large localized surface failure near loading docks.

When Surface Repairs Are No Longer Enough

Widespread deterioration, repeated failures, settlement, or weakened support can make surface repairs impractical. Removal and replacement allows failed pavement to be taken out, underlying conditions to be corrected where needed, and new asphalt to be installed over a properly prepared surface.

✦ Asphalt Removal & Replacement Services

Remove the Failure. Rebuild the Pavement.

Removal and replacement may involve failed asphalt, base correction, grading, drainage adjustments, new pavement placement, and tie-ins to surrounding surfaces. The work is coordinated around the limits of the reconstruction area and site conditions.

Commercial parking lot milling crew removing deteriorated asphalt with a milling machine and dump truck.

Removal & Base Correction

We review pavement condition, remove deteriorated asphalt within the approved area, and correct unsuitable or failed supporting material when needed.

Asphalt paving crew placing fresh pavement beside a commercial building with a paving machine.

Grading & Asphalt Placement

We establish appropriate elevations and slopes for drainage, then install new asphalt based on the approved pavement requirements and intended use.

Paving crew member operating a roller to compact freshly placed asphalt pavement.

Compaction & Transitions

We compact the new asphalt to create a dense, stable surface and coordinate curbs, drains, sidewalks, entrances, existing pavement, and other transitions.

✦ Asphalt Replacement Applications

Signs Your Asphalt May Need Full Replacement

Removal and replacement may be appropriate when deterioration extends beyond the surface or affects large portions of the pavement.

  • Widespread alligator cracking

  • Repeated potholes or patch failures

  • Severe settlement or rutting

  • Large areas of broken pavement

  • Unstable or failed pavement sections

  • Significant drainage-related deterioration

  • Extensive base or support failure

  • Pavement no longer suitable for an overlay

Severely deteriorated asphalt pavement with extensive cracking, surface breakup, and loose aggregate.

✦ Our Process

How We Rebuild Failed Asphalt

Evaluate

We review pavement condition, drainage, traffic, settlement, surrounding elevations, and visible signs of structural or base failure.

Remove & Prepare

We remove the failed asphalt and address approved base, grading, drainage, or support corrections needed before paving.

Pave

Our team installs new asphalt using professional paving equipment and methods appropriate for the property and intended use.

Compact & Finish

We compact the pavement and complete edges, drainage transitions, tie-ins, and surrounding areas required for the finished surface.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is asphalt removal and replacement?

It involves removing deteriorated asphalt, preparing or correcting the supporting area when needed, and installing new asphalt in its place.

How do I know if asphalt needs to be replaced instead of repaired?

Widespread cracking, repeated failures, severe settlement, or underlying support problems may indicate that replacement is more appropriate than localized repair.

What happens to the base after the old asphalt is removed?

The exposed supporting material can be evaluated for stability, drainage, and deterioration. Failed or unsuitable areas may be corrected before new pavement is installed.

Is removal and replacement different from an asphalt overlay?

Yes. An overlay places new asphalt over suitable existing pavement. Removal and replacement takes out failed pavement before rebuilding the surface.

Can only part of a parking lot be removed and replaced?

Yes. Replacement can often be limited to defined failed areas when the surrounding pavement remains suitable for continued service.

Why is compaction important when installing the new asphalt?

Proper compaction helps create a dense, stable surface and reduces the risk of premature rutting, movement, and deterioration.

What happens to the removed asphalt?

Removed asphalt can often be processed as reclaimed asphalt pavement and reused in new pavement materials or other approved applications.

✦ Rebuild Failed Pavement From the Base Up

Planning an Asphalt Replacement Project?

Tell us about the pavement condition, recurring failures, drainage concerns, and how the area is used. We’ll help determine whether full removal and replacement, partial reconstruction, or another paving method fits the condition.

Professional pavement maintenance, repair, preservation, sealcoating, crack sealing, mastic repair, infrared repair, and line striping throughout Wisconsin.

PaveTech Solutions, Inc.

  • Phone: (920) 204-6975

  • 1103 S Lynndale Dr Ste 104, Appleton, WI 54914

Business hours

Monday–Friday: 7:00 AM–5:00 PM

Saturday–Sunday: Closed

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