City pavement directory
Find asphalt, concrete, sealcoating, striping, and parking lot maintenance contractors serving San Francisco and the surrounding area. Press Compare on up to four to see their services, licensing, and insurance side by side.
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San Francisco, California
Asphalt Paving · Sitework & Excavation · Drainage & Grading · Commercial
Esquivel Grading & Paving Inc. has worked across the San Francisco Bay Area since 1984, operating from a San Francisco base under CSLB license 463185.
San Francisco, California
Asphalt Paving · Asphalt Repair · Sealcoating · Commercial & Residential
QA Constructors is a construction contractor based on South Van Ness Avenue in the Mission district of San Francisco, working under CSLB license A1013265.
San Francisco, California
Asphalt Paving · Concrete Sitework · Commercial & Residential
Lewis M. Merlo Inc. works from Grove Street in San Francisco's Western Addition, and is registered for both asphalt paving and concrete repair.
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San Francisco, California
San Francisco, California
San Francisco, California
Regional field notes
Mediterranean climate (hot-dry summers, mild-wet winters)
Much of California has long, hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. In summer, the sun dries out and ages asphalt. In winter, the rain arrives all at once and tests drainage. Inland and valley areas get the most heat and sun, while the coast stays milder but damper. So two things matter most here: sealcoating for sun protection, and good drainage for the wet season.
Months of strong, dry sun bake the binder out of asphalt, graying and embrittling the surface — especially in inland and Central Valley heat.
Most rain falls in a short wet season, so drainage systems face heavy demand all at once. Poorly graded lots flood and water works into every summer-formed crack.
Pavement dries and shrinks through summer, then takes on water in winter. That swing widens cracks, so sealing them before the rains matters.
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