Professionals in Hazard can design asphalt paving projects with future expansion in mind. This is achieved through a modular approach, where paving is done in sections, and strategic joint placement allows for seamless future connections. Proper grade planning is also critical in Hazard’s hilly topography to ensure correct drainage is maintained as your property is modified or expanded over time.

In the short term, a new asphalt installation provides immediate protection against Kentucky's freeze-thaw cycles and improves drainage during seasonal rainfall. It also enhances curb appeal and safety by eliminating potholes. Long-term benefits for your Hazard property include a durable surface lasting 15-20 years with proper care, reduced maintenance needs, and an increase in property value of up to 10 percent.

Before starting an asphalt paving project, document key information about your property. Obtain a property survey to confirm boundaries according to Perry County regulations and call Kentucky 811 to mark underground utility lines. You should also photograph the current area, note existing drainage patterns, and identify any access limitations for heavy equipment, which is especially important in Hazard’s challenging terrain.

After completing an asphalt paving project, avoid driving on the new surface for at least 24–48 hours to allow it to cure, especially during hot Kentucky summers. Plan to apply the first seal coat within 6–12 months. It is also important to address any small cracks promptly to prevent water infiltration and damage from the freeze-thaw cycles common in Hazard.