A road built for occasional traffic won’t hold up under daily municipal, industrial, or subdivision use, and a road built to the wrong specification fails long before it should. Roadway paving from Danny’s Asphalt Paving is built to match the load, traffic volume, and access requirements of the road it’s replacing or creating, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Since 1990, Danny’s Asphalt Paving has built and resurfaced roads throughout the Permian Basin for municipalities, subdivision developers, and industrial operators who need infrastructure that holds up to West Texas heat, heavy vehicle traffic, and long-term public or private use.

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Warning Signs Your Road Needs Paving or Reconstruction

  • Widespread cracking or crumbling edges across the roadway
  • Rutting or depressions forming in vehicle travel lanes
  • Potholes reappearing in the same locations after patching
  • Poor drainage causing water to pool on or alongside the road
  • A road that was never built to the traffic load it now carries

When and How Often

New construction and full reconstruction of roads are best scheduled during drier, moderate-temperature periods of the year, since asphalt compaction and curing are more reliable outside of extreme summer heat. Beyond that, how often a road needs resurfacing depends on the traffic it carries, the quality of the original construction, and how well drainage has held up over time rather than a fixed interval.

Why Choose Danny’s Asphalt Paving

  • 35+ years building roads in the Permian Basin. Family-owned since 1990, with direct experience across municipal, subdivision, and industrial roadway projects in West Texas.
  • Our own crews and equipment. Every project is handled in-house from grading to final striping, without subcontracting.
  • Our own asphalt plant. Basin Asphalt supplies the hot mix for every roadway project, giving us control over material quality that outside suppliers don’t offer.
  • Experience with large-scale and regulated projects. From subdivision streets to TxDOT and aviation paving, our team manages the specifications, scheduling, and documentation these projects require.

Where We Offer Roadway Paving

Danny’s Asphalt Paving provides roadway paving across the Permian Basin, including Midland-Odessa, Odessa, Lubbock, Andrews, Big Spring, Big Lake, Colorado City, Fort Stockton, Fort Davis, Kermit, Ozona, Rankin, Van Horn, and Alpine.

FAQ

How is road paving different from parking lot paving?
Roads are engineered for continuous directional traffic and require different base depth, drainage design, and crown/cross-slope than a parking lot, which handles stop-and-park traffic across a flat surface.

Do you handle municipal road projects that require specific specifications?
Yes. We work within the specifications and documentation requirements municipalities and public agencies require for road construction and resurfacing.

Can you build roads for a new subdivision before homes are occupied?
Yes. We build subdivision roads from the base up, including grading, drainage, and final paving, ahead of occupancy.

What determines the cost of a roadway paving project?
Cost depends on the length and width of the road, current base condition, drainage work required, and site accessibility for equipment. We provide a detailed quote after a site assessment.

Do you build private industrial roads for facility access?
Yes. We engineer private roads to the load and traffic requirements of the facility, whether for regular vehicle access or heavy equipment routes.

How long does a roadway paving project take?
Timelines vary based on road length, current condition, and scope of drainage or grading work, and we provide a project-specific timeline after the site assessment.

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