PaveTech Solutions provides commercial asphalt paving for parking lots, access roads, drive lanes, facilities, and other paved areas throughout Wisconsin. We plan paving around site conditions, traffic demands, drainage, elevations, access, and the intended use of the finished pavement.

Commercial paving can involve new construction, reconstruction, expansions, access roads, parking lots, and connections to existing pavement. We coordinate the work around the requirements of each site.
From base preparation and grading to asphalt placement, compaction, and tie-ins, each stage of construction is coordinated around the approved pavement design and site requirements.

Site Evaluation & Preparation
We review existing conditions, traffic, drainage, access, and project requirements, then prepare the supporting surface for paving.

Grading & Asphalt Placement
We establish appropriate elevations and slopes for drainage, then place asphalt to the approved thickness and project requirements.

Compaction & Transitions
We compact the asphalt to create a dense, stable surface and coordinate edges, entrances, drains, curbs, and connections to existing pavement.
Commercial asphalt paving may be appropriate for new construction, property improvements, expansions, or areas where existing pavement can no longer be effectively repaired.
New commercial developments
New parking lots
Parking lot expansions
Access roads and drive lanes
Industrial or facility pavement
Severely deteriorated existing pavement
Areas requiring complete reconstruction
Properties needing improved traffic flow or pavement layout


Evaluate
We review the site, traffic demands, drainage, elevations, pavement condition, access, and project requirements.

Prepare
We complete the approved excavation, grading, subgrade, or base preparation needed before asphalt placement.

Pave
Our team places the asphalt using professional paving equipment and methods appropriate for the project.

Compact & Finish
We compact the pavement and complete transitions, edges, and surrounding areas required for the finished surface.
We pave parking lots, access roads, drive lanes, commercial facilities, industrial properties, and other asphalt surfaces throughout Wisconsin.
Thickness depends on traffic, vehicle loading, subgrade support, base conditions, pavement design, and intended use of the property.
The pavement relies on the underlying subgrade and base for support. Weak or poorly prepared supporting materials can contribute to settlement and pavement failure.
Proper drainage helps reduce standing water and water infiltration that can contribute to pavement deterioration. Parking lot slopes should direct water toward appropriate drainage areas.
Proper compaction helps create a dense pavement structure and is a critical part of achieving satisfactory asphalt pavement performance.
Yes. Existing elevations, drainage structures, curbs, entrances, and pavement tie-ins can be incorporated into the paving plan when site conditions allow.
Yes. If existing pavement is severely deteriorated, we can evaluate whether removal and replacement, milling and resurfacing, or another paving approach is appropriate.
Tell us about your property, traffic demands, existing pavement, access needs, and project goals. We’ll help determine whether new paving, reconstruction, milling and resurfacing, or another paving approach fits the site.

Professional pavement maintenance, repair, preservation, sealcoating, crack sealing, mastic repair, infrared repair, and line striping throughout Wisconsin.
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Phone: (920) 204-6975
1103 S Lynndale Dr Ste 104, Appleton, WI 54914
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Saturday–Sunday: Closed
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