Spring Valley, California
Founded 1965, still family-owned; asphalt patch paving to new construction of roads/parking lots in the San Diego area.
City pavement directory
Find asphalt, concrete, sealcoating, striping, and parking lot maintenance contractors serving Spring Valley and the surrounding area.
Spring Valley's inland San Diego County location runs hotter and drier than the coast, so local commercial and residential pavement needs more frequent UV protection than properties closer to the ocean.
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Spring Valley, California
Founded 1965, still family-owned; asphalt patch paving to new construction of roads/parking lots in the San Diego area.
Spring Valley, California
American Asphalt and Concrete, Inc. provides asphalt paving, concrete, grading, sealcoating, striping, and ADA-related paving services. The company operates in San Diego, Riverside, and Imperial Counties, California, and has been in business since 1989. It offers services related to new construction, pavers, and pavement maintenance, though specific client types (commercial or residential) are not stated on the site.
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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