“Virginia Asphalt Services Inc. did an amazing job repaving our parking lot. The crew was professional, efficient, and the results exceeded our expectations. Our customers have noticed the difference, and we couldn’t be happier. Highly recommended!”
Asphalt services in Albemarle County.
The county wrapped around Charlottesville, and the one we are in most days. It runs from the Rivanna bottomland out to the foot of the Blue Ridge, which means the same county gives us flat suburban driveways and drives with a grade steep enough that drainage decides the whole design.
Charlottesville is an independent city; the county surrounds it.
Paving in Albemarle County/Sealcoating/Crack sealing/Pothole repair/Free estimates
What we do here
All six services, across Albemarle County.
Communities
Where in Albemarle County we work.
Each of these has its own page with what tends to be different about paving there.
town
Crozet
Under Afton Mountain at the western edge of the county, and one of the fastest-growing places we work. New subdivisions with private streets sit next to old properties on long gravel drives, so a week in Crozet can cover both ends of what we do.
Asphalt services in Crozet →townScottsville
Down on the James at the county’s southern corner. River-bottom ground holds water, and pavement laid on ground that holds water is pavement that needs its base and its drainage taken seriously.
Asphalt services in Scottsville →communityEarlysville
North of town around the reservoir, on larger rural lots. Long private driveways are the norm here, and a long driveway is mostly a drainage and base question with some asphalt on top.
Asphalt services in Earlysville →communityKeswick
East of Charlottesville in horse country, where drives are long, often shared, and frequently gravel that has been in place for decades — which is a better starting point for paving than most people assume.
Asphalt services in Keswick →communityNorth Garden
South along the Route 29 corridor on rolling ground. Sloped rural drives that shed water across the surface instead of down a shoulder are the usual thing to fix here.
Asphalt services in North Garden →communityFree Union
In the northwest of the county on winding rural roads. Access matters as much as the paving on jobs out here — getting equipment and hot mix to the site is part of the planning.
Asphalt services in Free Union →communityIvy
Just west of the city along the old Route 250 corridor. Established properties with mature trees, which means roots, shade that keeps a surface damp, and leaf litter holding moisture on the pavement.
Asphalt services in Ivy →communityEsmont
In the county’s rural south. Older pavement that has gone years between attention is the common find, and the useful question is usually whether the base is still sound enough to overlay.
Asphalt services in Esmont →communityCovesville
Along the southern 29 corridor at the foot of the ridge. Hillside drives here take run-off from above, and where that water crosses the pavement is where it will fail first.
Asphalt services in Covesville →communityBatesville
West of town in the crossroads country below the mountains. Rural drives, gravel-to-asphalt conversions and the freeze-thaw cracking that comes with cold nights at elevation.
Asphalt services in Batesville →In their words
Why Albemarle County calls us back.
The three reviews our customers have published, quoted as written. We have not turned them into a star rating we cannot back up.
“We hired Virginia Asphalt Services Inc. to pave our driveway, and the quality of work was top-notch! The team was friendly, punctual, and worked with great attention to detail. Our new driveway looks fantastic and is built to last!”
“From start to finish, Paul and his team were exceptional. They resurfaced our road on schedule and at a fair price. Their expertise and dedication to quality are unmatched. I will definitely use their services again!”
Still not sure?
Asphalt questions in Albemarle County.
What types of asphalt services do you offer?
A full range of asphalt services: paving, resurfacing, sealcoating, crack sealing, pothole patching and asphalt repairs — for residential, commercial and municipal projects alike.
How long does it take for new asphalt to cure?
Asphalt dries within 24 to 48 hours, but it takes about 6 to 12 months to fully cure. During that time, avoid heavy loads and sharp turns to maintain the best surface quality.
How often should I sealcoat my driveway or parking lot?
We recommend sealcoating every 2 to 3 years to protect your asphalt from UV rays, water damage and cracks, helping extend its lifespan and maintain a fresh appearance.
What causes potholes, and how can I prevent them?
Potholes form due to water infiltration, freeze-thaw cycles and heavy traffic. Regular maintenance, such as crack sealing and sealcoating, can prevent potholes and prolong the life of your asphalt.
How do I know if my asphalt needs resurfacing or full replacement?
If your asphalt has widespread cracking, potholes or structural issues, resurfacing — adding a new asphalt layer — may be a cost-effective solution. However, if the foundation is severely damaged, a full replacement might be necessary. We offer free assessments to determine the best option for you.
Free estimate
Free estimate in Albemarle County.
Call (434) 443-8035 or send the form and we will come and look at the surface. Monday–Saturday, 7:00 am – 6:00 pm. Closed Sunday.