Here is a new asphalt driveway in Canyon Lake  Tx.  

Yesterday Luke's Asphalt began Phase 1 of a large project for the KOA campground in San Antonio Tx.This phase includes partial new installation that will need to be completed from the ground up by removing the unneeded top soil to make way for new base material and some sections that only require a asphalt overlay. In the video you can see the crew tearing out old asphalt and removing some of the top soil that needed to be removed. Luke's Asphalt services commercial projects like this one in San Antonio regularly and has the equipment and experience needed to complete the projects efficiently so your business can be back up and running with limited interruption. Luke's Asphalt is the asphalt company to trust in San Antonio and all surrounding areas

Here is a long asphalt driveway in Boerne Tx. installed on an established base road. 

This wet weather can make getting up some of these steep  driveways in Canyon Lake  tough!  Here,  Luke's Asphalt added  road base to fill in some deep washouts that made this Driveway inaccessible and added 2.5" of Hot Mix asphalt. If your having trouble with rain washing your driveway out or just need a new asphalt driveway in the Canyon Lake area, give us a call today 830-438-4030

Luke's Asphalt installed a new asphalt driveway in the River Crossing subdivision today. The existing driveway was already asphalt but had reached a point that maintenance was no longer an option. A asphalt overlay is a great option for anyone with a old asphalt driveway beyond repair.

This is a 2 course application of Chip Seal that Luke’s Asphalt installed in Round Mountain, Tx.

Today Luke’s Asphalt removed and replaced the drive threw at Schlotski’s Deli in Bulverde Texas. The original pavement had failed due to a failure in the original base material. Luke’s Asphalt removed the existing asphalt, added a concrete stabilized base material, and installed new asphalt.

Luke's Asphalt Paving installed this asphalt driveway in Pipe Creek, Texas. 
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If you have recently had an asphalt parking lot or driveway installed, you may have some questions about the next steps in maintaining your newly paved surface. Educating yourself on these steps can guarantee the longevity of your new asphalt pavement.

-Wait at least 24 hours before parking on your pavement. During our hot summer months here in San Antonio, parking on your asphalt too soon can leave unsightly indentations. 
- Use caution when parking a trailer or motorcycle on your new pavement. A trailer tongue or motorcycle kick stand can cause permanent damage if the asphalt has not fully cured. We recommend a small piece of plywood under each of these for the first couple weeks to prevent damage. 
- When your asphalt pavement is brand new, the surface is very black. Sometimes, you may be able to notice roller marks or some slightly different textures on the surfaces where hand work was done. After a short time of usage, however, the surface will blend together and have a very smooth appearance.
-  During the first few months, especially in hot weather, make sure your wheels are rolling before turning your power steering. Failure to do so can create power steering scares and blemishes in your new asphalt pavement. Over time, they will become less noticeable, but it’s best to avoid it if possible.
- Newly paved surfaces should be sealed within about 6-18 months after installation. Generally, you want a full summer to elapse before the first sealing to allow the new asphalt a chance to fully cure. If you start noticing lots of loose rocks on the surface of your driveway, it’s probably time for a sealcoat. When in doubt, give us a call and we’d be happy to take a look and give you our recommendation.
- Luke’s Asphalt Paving guarantees your new asphalt for 1 year, until it has time to fully cure. It’s rare that we have issues with our asphalt, but if an edge breaks off or you get a pothole in the pavement, we will take care of it at no charge. Due to varying soil conditions, we do not guarantee against cracks and sealcoating is not included as part of the warranty. 
 
If you have any further questions on post-paving procedures, don’t hesitate to contact us!