Browse asphalt paving companies in Texas by city and project type. This statewide directory covers commercial paving contractors, parking lot and private road pavers, driveway contractors, and civil construction firms that self-perform asphalt work, listed across the Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin markets and the smaller cities between them.
Texas is large enough that paving is really several separate markets rather than one. Coverage, crew size, and minimum project size differ sharply between a Houston contractor working industrial and port-adjacent sites and a Hill Country company paving private lanes. Most paving companies work a metro and its surrounding counties rather than the state, so the practical starting point is the city nearest your property rather than a statewide shortlist.
The Pavement Directory does not rank or vet the paving contractors in Texas listed here, and inclusion is not an endorsement. Licensing requirements for paving work vary by city and county in Texas, so confirm what applies to your scope, along with insurance, references, and experience on comparable projects, directly with each company. Use the city pages below to reach the contractors and the local hiring detail for your market.
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The company provides commercial asphalt paving, asphalt repairs, sealcoating, and ADA striping services. They serve school systems, religious institutes, multi-family housing…
Pavecon’s Dallas–Fort Worth operation provides asphalt paving, concrete construction and pavement maintenance services from its Grand Prairie headquarters.
Pavecon is proud to be an industry leading paving contractor serving multiple states throughout the country. (Click Here to see regional offices.) We have delivered top of the…
Aaron Concrete Contractors, L.P. has been in business since 1985 and is family and locally owned. The company offers services including road construction, utilities, curb work…
The company offers large-scale paving projects, site construction for commercial and government facilities, demolition and renovation of industrial and commercial spaces, and…
The company offers asphalt paving, asphalt overlay, asphalt patching and pothole repair, milling and reclamation, concrete repair, concrete and curbing, crack filling, parking lot…
Alpha Paving Industries has served San Antonio since 2012, offering asphalt paving, overlays, patching, concrete repair, sealcoating, crack filling, parking lot maintenance, and…
American Paving is a contractor based in Houston, Texas, offering asphalt paving services such as repair, milling, overlaying, sealcoating, and crack repair.
The company is a third-generation family-owned business established in 1988 and based in Leander, Texas. It serves the Greater Austin Area and Central Texas with commercial and…
C.C. Carlton Industries Ltd. has been serving Central Texas for over 30 years since 1993. The company maintains two office locations in Austin and Liberty Hill, Texas.
The company offers site work, saw cutting, demolition, new concrete construction, concrete remodel and repairs, asphalt paving, pavement marking, and fencing services.
Firemans Paving Contractors, registered as Firemans Paving & Supplies, LLC, is a full-service paving company headquartered in Fort Worth and working throughout the DFW area.
The company offers asphalt paving and repair, concrete paving and repairs, parking lot striping, seal coating, speed bump installation, and parking lot car stops.
Pavecon provides asphalt and concrete paving, repair, and maintenance services for commercial and multi-family properties, including parking lots, curbs, sidewalks, crack sealing…
Peachtree Construction, Ltd. is a family-owned and operated paving contractor based in Fort Worth, Texas, that has specialized in two surfaces, conventional hot mix and chip seal…
The company serves retail centers, industrial facilities, office parks, apartment communities, and HOA properties with asphalt infrastructure, concrete flatwork, and asset…
The company specializes in asphalt paving for parking lots, roads, and driveways, as well as asphalt maintenance services including pothole repair, sealcoating, and parking lot…
The company has served customers throughout the greater San Antonio area since 1983. Services include asphalt paving installation and repair, asphalt resurfacing, sealcoating…
Ballards Asphalt & Concrete provides asphalt and concrete paving and repair services in Austin, Texas, and surrounding Central Texas cities including Round Rock and Pflugerville.
TxDOT-prequalified paving contractor founded 1978; developed the first Variable Rate Spray Bar Distributor for chip seal and helped pioneer the Nova Chip asphalt process.
The company provides asphalt paving, repair, crack repair, overlays, and sealcoating services, as well as concrete installation and repair, concrete parking lots, concrete…
Tiseo Paving Company is a family-owned paving contractor based in Mesquite, Texas, serving the Dallas-Fort Worth area since relocating from Detroit in 1981.
What drives paving demand differs by metro, and so does the kind of contractor you are likely to be comparing. Use this to decide which city directory to start in and what to expect there.
Metro
What drives paving work
Common contractor profile
Dallas and Fort Worth
Retail, corporate campuses, and a dense distribution and logistics base
Large commercial paving firms and heavy-highway civil contractors, plus striping and maintenance specialists
Houston
Industrial, energy, and port-adjacent sites alongside a broad commercial and multifamily base
Civil and site-construction contractors that self-perform paving, plus commercial parking lot companies
San Antonio
Hospitality and retail traffic, institutional and government work, and steady residential growth
Mid-size commercial paving companies and site contractors, several doing public work
Austin and Central Texas
Fast commercial and mixed-use growth, tech and office campuses, HOA and residential communities
Commercial paving companies and civil contractors, with metro-wide rather than city-limited coverage
Smaller cities and rural counties
County roads, agricultural and industrial sites, driveways and private lanes
Smaller regional crews, often combining paving with chip seal, sealcoating, and repair work
Browse the city links further down this page to see who is actually listed in each market.
Statewide, regional, and local paving companies
Three kinds of company show up in a Texas paving search, and the difference matters more than the marketing copy on their websites.
Multi-market firms with offices in several Texas metros. Useful for portfolio owners who want one contract across sites, though the crew doing your work is still a local branch and should be evaluated as one.
Regional companies covering one metro and its surrounding counties. This is the bulk of the commercial market, and usually the best fit for a single commercial property.
Local crews working a city or a few towns. Often the right answer for driveways, private lanes, and smaller repairs, and frequently more available on short notice.
A listing that advertises statewide coverage is telling you where the company will travel, not where it has crews stationed. For work outside a contractor's home metro, ask where the crew mobilizes from, whether mobilization is priced per trip, and which asphalt plant they would draw from, since haul distance affects both cost and how workable the mix is on arrival.
What TxDOT prequalification does and does not tell you
Several Texas listings in this directory describe themselves as TxDOT-prequalified. The Texas Department of Transportation operates a prequalification process that contractors complete before they can bid state highway work, and it involves submitting financial and capability information to the department.
That is a meaningful signal about scale and about experience on public projects with formal specifications and inspection. It is not a rating of workmanship, it does not apply to private commercial paving, and it does not tell you anything about how a company will perform on your parking lot. Treat it as one input among references, insurance, and a written scope, and confirm any prequalification claim directly with the contractor or TxDOT rather than taking a listing description as proof.
Conditions that shape pavement across Texas
Two things come up repeatedly in Texas pavement work regardless of metro. Much of the state sits on clay soils that swell and shrink with moisture, which stresses pavement from below and makes base preparation and drainage central rather than optional. Intense summer heat also softens asphalt, which shows up as rutting and shoving in lanes where vehicles brake, turn, and sit.
Along the Gulf, heavy rainfall and flash flooding put more weight on grading and drainage than on the asphalt itself. Practically, this means a Texas paving proposal that says nothing about base preparation or drainage has left out the part most likely to determine how long the pavement lasts. Ask about both before comparing prices.
Comparing paving companies across multiple Texas properties
Owners and managers with sites in more than one Texas metro face a problem a single-property owner does not: bids that are not comparable because each contractor scoped the work differently. A few practices make a multi-site program manageable.
Write one scope template covering measured square footage, compacted asphalt thickness, base preparation, drainage assumptions, striping, and exclusions, and require every bidder to respond against it.
Ask for unit prices on the items that change once work begins, especially undercut and base repair, so field changes are priced before you lose leverage.
Compare pavement sections between markets rather than assuming one specification travels. Truck routes and dock approaches need more than passenger parking anywhere in the state.
Sequence sites by pavement condition rather than by convenience, so budget goes where the pavement is closest to a failure that would cost more to fix later.
Keep striping and accessible parking scope explicit at every site, since those are the items most often assumed and most often omitted.
Start with the city nearest your property rather than a statewide list, because most Texas paving companies work a metro and its surrounding counties. Use the city links on this page to reach the contractors listed in that market, shortlist companies whose listings show the scope you need, and confirm coverage of your specific address with each one before requesting proposals.
Do Texas paving contractors need a license?
Requirements vary by city and county rather than being set once statewide, and what applies depends on the scope of the work and where the property sits. Ask each contractor what licensing or registration applies to your project and in your jurisdiction, and verify it with the local authority rather than relying on a listing or a website claim.
What is the difference between a paving contractor and a civil contractor in Texas?
Many larger Texas firms are civil or site-construction contractors that self-perform paving alongside grading, utilities, and concrete. They are usually suited to new construction, large reconstruction, and public work. A commercial paving contractor typically focuses on parking lots and pavement maintenance for existing properties. Match the company type to whether you are building new pavement or working on an operating property.
Do commercial paving contractors in Texas work statewide?
Some advertise statewide coverage, and a few maintain offices in more than one metro. For work outside a contractor's home market, ask where the crew mobilizes from, whether mobilization is priced per trip, and which asphalt plant supplies the job, since haul distance affects both cost and how the mix arrives.
Why does base preparation come up so often on Texas paving projects?
Much of Texas sits on clay soils that swell and shrink with moisture, which stresses pavement from underneath. When the base moves or holds water, the surface above it cracks and fails regardless of how well the asphalt was placed. That is why a Texas proposal that omits base preparation and drainage has left out the part most likely to decide how long the pavement lasts.
Does summer heat affect asphalt paving in Texas?
Heat softens asphalt, and the effect shows up as rutting and shoving where vehicles brake, turn, and park for long periods. Mix selection, pavement thickness, and compaction all factor into how well a surface holds up. Ask contractors what mix they propose for the traffic your property actually carries rather than assuming a standard section.
How many asphalt paving contractors are listed in Texas?
The listing count shown at the top of this page reflects the companies currently published for this service in Texas, and it changes as listings are added, claimed, or updated. Coverage is deeper in the large metros than in rural counties. If you know a legitimate Texas paving company that is missing, it can be added through the directory.
Which Texas city directory should I use if my property is in a suburb?
Use the nearest listed city. Paving companies work by metro rather than by city limit, so a contractor listed in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, or Austin will commonly serve surrounding communities. Confirm your specific address is inside the contractor's service area when you make contact, since travel distance affects both availability and mobilization cost.
Before you hire: The Pavement Directory does not guarantee contractor performance, pricing, licensing, insurance, or availability. Business information may be submitted by contractors or gathered from public sources and should be independently verified before hiring. Always confirm licensing, insurance, references, scope of work, and written contract terms.
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