Asphalt Paving in Artesia, CA

Asphalt paving in Artesia works at a small scale. The city covers only 1.62 square miles and had 16,395 residents in 2020, more than 10,000 per square mile. It takes its name from the artesian wells that made the land good for farming; by 1885 local grapes were sold to wineries in Downey and Anaheim, and dairies arrived in the 1920s. Artesia incorporated in 1959.

Pioneer Boulevard

Pioneer Boulevard is lined with restaurants, sari shops, jewelers and markets whose small lots see constant turnover. Those lots need fast repairs, seal coat and clear striping, done in sections so customers can still park.

Driveways

Artesia's homes are a mix of postwar houses and newer infill. Older driveways need base repair and replacement; newer ones benefit from early sealing.

High water history

Land that once had flowing artesian wells is low and flat, at about 52 feet. We pay attention to slope so water reaches the street.

Owners and renters

About 52.4 percent of Artesia homes are owner-occupied.

Costs for small lots

Small jobs carry fixed costs. HomeGuide notes minimum call-out fees of $100 to $250 for asphalt repairs, and striping mobilization of $150 to $350. Grouping repairs, seal coat and striping into one visit makes the most of those fixed costs.

Restriping

Shop lots open to the public need accessible stalls that meet the 2010 ADA Standards whenever they are restriped. For a lot of up to 25 spaces, that means at least one accessible space, which must be van accessible. We check counts and slopes before painting.

Driveway replacement

For single-family homes, we remove the old surface, rebuild the base and pave fresh with a slope toward the street.

Scheduling

We plan shop lot work for early mornings or slower days so customers can still park.

Neighboring cities

Artesia sits between Cerritos, Norwalk and Bellflower, so we are often working nearby.

Next step

Call (657) 258-2661 or

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