New Asphalt Driveways
A complete driveway built from the ground up with grading, base preparation, drainage planning, compaction, and a smooth asphalt surface.
Residential Asphalt Paving
Beautiful Driveways.
Strong Foundations.
Built for Home.
All About Asphalt installs and replaces residential asphalt driveways, private lanes, estate entrances, farm roads, circular drives, additions, and rural access roads throughout Middle Tennessee.
New Driveways
Driveway Replacement
Private Roads
Estate Entrances
Designed Around Your Property
A Driveway Should Do More Than Reach the Garage.
A well-built asphalt driveway improves access, drainage, curb appeal, and the everyday way your property functions. The finished surface matters, but long-term performance starts below the asphalt.
Our residential paving process considers the existing base, soil conditions, drainage, slope, traffic, driveway width, turning areas, garage elevations, landscaping, and how the property will be used.
- New asphalt driveway construction
- Removal and replacement of failing pavement
- Driveway extensions and parking additions
- Long private lanes and rural access roads
- Estate entrances and circular driveways
Residential Project Types
Asphalt Solutions for Every Kind of Home Property
From suburban driveways to long rural roads, every residential project is planned around the property, access needs, drainage, and expected traffic.
Driveway Replacement
Removal or correction of worn, broken, uneven, or poorly draining pavement followed by proper rebuilding and new asphalt installation.
Long Rural Driveways
Durable access for country homes, farms, wooded properties, and long private lanes where grading, water movement, and base strength are critical.
Estate Entrances
Premium asphalt entrances designed to complement gates, stone columns, landscaping, fencing, and the overall appearance of the property.
Farm Roads & Private Lanes
Access roads for homes, barns, equipment, multiple buildings, shared properties, and rural traffic with room for turning and safe movement.
Driveway Additions & Extensions
Additional parking, widened entrances, turnaround areas, garage approaches, secondary access points, and extensions to improve property use.
Why Homeowners Choose Asphalt
Smooth, Practical, Attractive, and Built for Everyday Use.
Asphalt offers a clean finished appearance and creates a comfortable driving and walking surface for residential properties. It can be designed for small homes, large estates, farms, multiple garages, trailers, service vehicles, and everyday family traffic.
- Smooth, finished curb appeal
- Flexible surface for changing seasons
- Quicker installation than many alternatives
- Easy to repair and maintain over time
- Suitable for short drives and long private roads
Choosing the Right Approach
New Construction or Driveway Replacement?
The correct solution depends on the current pavement, underlying base, drainage, elevations, edge support, and the amount of structural failure present.
New Driveway Construction
Building on an Unpaved or Newly Developed Area
New construction allows the driveway layout, width, slope, drainage, base depth, turnaround space, and garage approach to be planned before the asphalt is installed.
- Layout and access planning
- Excavation and grading
- Aggregate base installation
- Compaction and asphalt paving
Driveway Replacement
Correcting a Worn or Failing Existing Driveway
Replacement may involve removing damaged pavement, correcting soft areas, improving drainage, rebuilding portions of the base, and paving a new surface.
- Existing-condition evaluation
- Removal or corrective preparation
- Base and drainage improvements
- New asphalt installation
Our Residential Paving Process
From Property Review to Finished Driveway
Every project is different, but a clear process helps homeowners understand what happens before, during, and after paving.
01
Property Review
We review access, dimensions, slope, drainage, existing pavement, edges, garage elevations, and the intended use of the driveway.
02
Preparation
The area is graded and prepared. Existing pavement, unsuitable material, soft spots, or drainage concerns are addressed as required by the project.
03
Base & Compaction
Aggregate base is installed or corrected and compacted to create the structural support beneath the asphalt surface.
04
Asphalt Installation
Asphalt is placed, shaped, compacted, and finished around the planned elevations, transitions, entrances, and edges.
Protecting the Investment
Residential Asphalt Maintenance
Asphalt is a maintainable pavement system. Timely crack repair, edge care, drainage corrections, sealcoating, and localized repairs can help address developing problems before they spread.
- Residential asphalt repair
- Crack filling
- Sealcoating
- Edge and drainage corrections
- Localized patching
Serving Middle Tennessee Homeowners
Driveway Paving for Suburban, Rural, Farm, and Estate Properties
All About Asphalt serves homeowners throughout Spring Hill, Franklin, Columbia, Nashville, Murfreesboro, Brentwood, Lewisburg, Pulaski, Lawrenceburg, Chapel Hill, Summertown, College Grove, Thompson’s Station, Nolensville, and surrounding communities.
Residential Paving Questions
What Homeowners Commonly Ask
How do I know whether my driveway should be repaired or replaced?
The decision depends on the amount of cracking, settlement, drainage trouble,
base failure, edge deterioration, and previous repairs. A property review helps
determine whether targeted repair or full replacement is more appropriate.
Can you pave a long rural driveway or private road?
Yes. Long driveways and private roads require careful planning for grade,
drainage, base preparation, vehicle access, turning areas, and the intended traffic.
Can an existing driveway be widened or extended?
In many cases, yes. Driveways can often be widened, extended, connected to a new
garage, or expanded to create additional parking and turnaround space.
What information should I provide for an estimate?
Include the property address, approximate dimensions, whether the area is paved
or unpaved, the current condition, drainage concerns, and the type of vehicles
that will regularly use the surface.
Do you offer tar-and-chip for residential properties?
Yes. Tar-and-chip may be considered for certain rural driveways, private roads,
farms, and properties seeking a textured country appearance.
Let’s Build a Better Driveway
Plan Your Residential Asphalt Project.
Contact All About Asphalt for a new driveway, replacement paving, a long private lane, estate entrance, farm road, driveway extension, asphalt repair, sealcoating, or tar-and-chip project in Middle Tennessee.