Asphalt Paving Services in Bergen County, NJ
With our expertise, Kurpiel Inc. can determine the solution you need—and deliver it on time and on budget. We'll work with you to tailor your paving project to your budget, timing, space specifications, and geotechnical requirements. We contract for large and small projects. James Kurpiel Inc. has delivered high-quality new asphalt paving for subdivisions, retail developments, industrial parks, recreational paths, and municipal streets as well as smaller projects, such as rebuilding existing parking lots. We also provide additional services, including auto-stops, speed bumps, signs, and saw-cutting for your parking lots.
Respect for Your Property & Time
The majority of our work is for existing properties and includes repair, reconstruction, and maintenance. Our work is often in high-traffic areas, which require careful sequencing and tight deadlines. We begin every contracting service by listening and learning about your property and project. Constant and open communication is the hallmark of our contracting service. We ensure that you receive professional, safe, municipal, and company-compliant service—we are general contractor grade.
Whether you need minor repairs, seal coating, or major renovation, Kurpiel Inc. wants to be your pavement maintenance specialists. We at Kurpiel Inc. provide services that encompass the full spectrum of the tri-state asphalt projects. We have the knowledge, expertise, and experience to ensure that the job is done right the first time and on schedule.
Asphalt Paving & Resurfacing
Asphalt pavement resurfacing, often called an "overlay," is the procedure through which a new layer approximately 1½ inches to 2 inches thick is installed over an existing asphalt pavement or surface area. It may be an option if and when the existing asphalt surface reaches the end of its life and useability.
Pavement and asphalt reconstruction involves both the subgrade asphalt and the top overlay layer. Whenever there occurs substantial damage, alligator cracking, and potholes, it is often more cost-efficient to remove the existing asphalt and replace it with the new and then do an asphalt overlay.
Asphalt Overlay Recommendations
An overlay should NEVER be done on a driveway or parking lot that is severely cracked, crumbling, wavy, or has sinking, soft spots. The new layer of asphalt will follow the old asphalt cracks (reflective cracking) and waves in a very short period of time. An overlay can be done when the surface has become heavily oxidized but the base (also known as subgrade) remains in a stable condition. The condition of the subgrade can be tested through core-testing when there is any concern or question of what shape it is in.
Some of the benefits of an asphalt overlay are the following:
1. The appearance of new asphalt pavement without the cost associated with complete removal.
2. Lower cost than asphalt resurfacing or asphalt replacement.
3. Smooth sealed surface with renewed skid resistance.
4. Ability to handle traffic safely.
Pavement Milling (Cold Planing)
Pavement milling (cold planing, asphalt milling, or profiling) is the process of removing at least part of the surface of a paved area such as a road, bridge, or parking lot. Milling removes anywhere from just enough thickness to level and smooth the surface to a full depth removal.
The process of asphalt milling is completed in a few steps. First the milling machine scrapes off the top layer of asphalt using a milling drum that is set to the desired depth, usually 2". The asphalt that is scraped off is transferred through the machine to a long conveyor belt that deposits the milled asphalt into dump trucks. The dump truck then takes the "millings" back to the asphalt plant, where they are recycled and used to create new asphalt. The milled surface is then swept clean of any loose debris and is ready for new asphalt.
Sawcut Patching
Sawcut patching requires foundation and stonework utilizing an asphalt saw. The deteriorated or damaged area is cut out and patched from the foundation to the surface. The procedure is as follows:
1. Sawcut and remove existing blacktop.
2. Re-grade and compact the existing stone base and/or dig out the existing stone base and replace it with crusher run stone.
3. Compact Stone Base.
4. Install 2½ inches of type 3 dense binder and compact.
5. Install 1½ inches of type 7F commercial-grade asphalt and compact flush with existing blacktop.
Why Choose Us
- Locally owned and operated in Hackensack, New Jersey
- Exclusive Distributor of SealMaster Pavement Products
- Serving the Tri-State Area since 1964
- Quality Services and Products
What Our Clients Say
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"James Kurpiel Inc. completely and professionally sealcoated and re-striped my medical facility's parking lot over a three-day holiday weekend. The results were amazing, and the appearance is stunning. Highly recommend this firm."
— Lucius Griffiano, Griffiano M.D.
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"The pavement and lot in front of our loading docks take a pounding. We hired James Kurpiel Inc. to come in and do some saw-cut patching on the worst areas and coating on the others. Excellent workmanship and product."
— Janet Bueller, Sanchez and Sons
James Kurpiel Inc. — 19 Orchard St., Hackensack, NJ 07601 | 1-800-273-9769 | (201) 342-3170

