Colorado Springs · Asphalt Paving Contractor

Asphalt paving in Colorado Springs, built right from the base up.

Creststone is a local asphalt contractor handling driveways, repairs, resurfacing, and gravel-to-asphalt conversions across the Pikes Peak region — from in-town replacements to long acreage drives in Black Forest and Woodland Park. We install asphalt and concrete, so the material we recommend is the one that fits your property, not the only one we sell.

📍 Colorado Springs to Woodland Park & Parker 🛡 Bonded & insured in CO

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Asphalt projects starting at $4,500

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3″
Typical Compacted Mat
Base First
Checked Before We Pave
Hot-Mix
From Local Plants
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& Insured
1 Contract
Asphalt + Concrete
Our asphalt services

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Find the situation that sounds like yours. Not sure which one it is? Send the form above and we’ll sort it out on site.

Freshly paved asphalt driveway curving up to a home with a two-car garage near Colorado Springs

Asphalt Driveways

A new driveway, or an old one that’s cracked past saving. Full tear-out, base work, and fresh hot-mix asphalt — the practical choice for long drives and acreage properties.

NEW INSTALLTEAR-OUT & REPLACELONG DRIVES
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Paving crew raking and leveling hot-mix asphalt by hand during an asphalt repair in Colorado Springs

Asphalt Repair

Potholes, sunken spots, broken edges, or one bad section in an otherwise good driveway. We cut out what failed, fix what’s underneath, and patch it to match.

POTHOLESCUT & PATCHBROKEN EDGES
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Asphalt paver laying a new overlay during an asphalt resurfacing project in Colorado Springs

Asphalt Resurfacing

The surface is gray and worn, but the base underneath is still sound. A new layer of asphalt over the old one can buy years — and we’ll tell you straight if yours is a candidate.

OVERLAYSOUND BASE ONLYHONEST ASSESSMENT
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New asphalt driveway being rolled beside the old gravel at a rural Colorado home

Gravel to Asphalt Driveways

Done with the grading, the dust, the washboard, and the spring washouts. We turn gravel and dirt drives into a paved surface you can plow, sweep, and forget about.

GRAVEL TO ASPHALTACREAGEDRAINAGE FIRST
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Still deciding between the two materials? Read our straight comparison: asphalt vs. concrete driveways in Colorado.

Your Colorado Springs asphalt company

Asphalt that lasts starts below the surface

How an asphalt driveway ages has more to do with what’s under and around it than with the asphalt itself. Early trouble usually traces back to a soft base, water with nowhere to go, a mat laid too thin, or mix that cooled before it was rolled — along with things no contractor controls, like soil movement and heavy loads. So that’s where every one of our paving jobs starts — grade, drainage, base, and compaction get settled before a single ton of asphalt shows up.

You also get a straight answer about what to build. We pave asphalt and we pour concrete driveways, so we recommend whichever one fits your property and budget — we don’t have to sell you the only thing on the truck. And when a project calls for both, like an asphalt drive with a concrete apron at the street or a concrete approach at the garage, it’s one estimate, one schedule, and one contract.

Roller compacting a new asphalt driveway winding through the pines in Black Forest, Colorado
Our asphalt standard

What every asphalt job is held to

Any paving company can quote a price per square foot. These three things have the most to do with how long asphalt lasts — and they’re in writing on every estimate.

Base before blacktop

The ground gets checked before anything is paved. Soft spots are dug out and rebuilt with compacted road base, and the surface is graded so water runs off and away instead of sitting on — or under — your asphalt.

Thickness in writing

Our typical residential spec is 3″ of compacted asphalt, adjusted for what your project actually carries. The number is on your estimate, and the plant’s tonnage tickets are available on request — tons delivered don’t lie about how thick the mat is.

Placed hot, rolled right

Asphalt only compacts while it’s hot, and it’s a long haul from the plant to Monument, Black Forest, or up Ute Pass. We schedule for weather that gives the crew time to roll it properly, and we don’t pave on frozen ground.

How we work

Our simple process

From first call to finished pavement, you’ll know what’s happening and why.

01

Free consultation

Call or fill out the form. We’ll talk through the project, answer questions, and schedule a visit.

02

Site visit & written spec

We walk the property, look at the base, drainage, and access, and hand you a written estimate that states what’s being built — not just a price.

03

Prep & pave

We handle removal, base work, and asphalt. Most residential projects are paved in a day or two once the site is ready.

04

Walkthrough & care sheet

We review the finished work with you and leave simple instructions for the first few weeks while the asphalt cures.

In their words

Rated 5.0 by Colorado homeowners

What customers say about working with Creststone.

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Based on 25 Google reviews
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Had a great experience with Crestone! John was super responsive and fair in bidding the installation of a hot tub pad, sidewalk, and stoop for my house.
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Collin LandwehrGoogle review
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Work was great every thing was smooth from the estimate to the completion would highly recommend
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Brian SelmanGoogle review
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Had a great experience with this team, really enjoyed working with John to really capture what I wanted done for my patio. Great team and even better people. Highly recommend them!!
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Where we pave

Paving contractor for the Pikes Peak region

In-town Colorado Springs driveways are mostly concrete. Asphalt is what you find on the acreage and mountain properties around it — long drives through Black Forest, Falcon, and Peyton, the Tri-Lakes area around Monument, and up Ute Pass into Woodland Park and Teller County — and that’s where most of our paving is.

Common questions

Asphalt paving FAQ

Do you do both asphalt and concrete?
Yes. Creststone is an asphalt and concrete contractor, which means we don’t need to talk you into either one. Asphalt is usually the right call for long driveways, acreage and mountain properties, and projects where upfront cost or a fast turnaround matters most — you can drive on it in days, not weeks. Where concrete is the better fit for a property, we’ll tell you that too. Plenty of jobs use both — an asphalt drive with a concrete apron or garage approach — and we handle that under one contract.
When is asphalt paving season in Colorado Springs?
Roughly April through October in Colorado Springs, and a little shorter at elevation in Woodland Park and Teller County. Hot-mix asphalt has to be compacted while it’s still hot, and cold ground and cold air steal that heat fast. We don’t pave on frozen ground. If you call in winter, we’ll look at the site, give you a price, and hold you a spot for spring.
Is there a minimum project size?
Asphalt projects start at $4,500. Paving takes a paver, a roller, trucks, and a crew no matter how small the job is, so there’s a floor below which it doesn’t pencil out for you or for us. If your project is smaller than that, call anyway — we’ll tell you honestly whether it makes sense.
What areas do you serve for asphalt and blacktop paving?
Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region — Black Forest, Monument, Falcon, Peyton, Fountain, and up Ute Pass to Woodland Park and Teller County — plus the I-25 corridor north through Larkspur, Castle Rock, and Parker. Asphalt and blacktop are the same thing, by the way: “blacktop” is just the older name for an asphalt driveway.
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Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll walk the site and give you a fair, written price from a local asphalt paving company — usually within 48 hours.

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