The manner in which the pavement is replaced depends on the condition that it is currently in. There are a couple different methods that include the saw-cutting or completely excavating the site. This is done to make sure that the foundation layer is properly level and compacted before the new materials are placed on top of it. This is a critical step that guarantees that the pavement sits properly and will last for years to come.

Once the foundation is solidified and is properly compacted, DOT approved limerock is installed. This limerock functions as the new base foundation that is graded to form the proper base for the new asphalt. Once the limerock is prepped for paving, a layer of DOT approved tack coat is applied to the surface which ensures asphalt adhesion and a level surface. After that, a hot asphalt mix is loaded into the asphalt paving machine and laid down by the asphalt paving crew. This creates an even layer that is slightly thicker than the desired depth, so that the pavement has increased strength and is smooth to drive on. The asphalt paving process is completed when the top layer is compacted with a vibratory roller to the proper thickness, and flattened with a rubber tire roller that creates a smooth and even surface.