Palmieri Brothers Paving

Commercial, municipal and residential building projects all have one thing in common - they require some form of paving. At Palmieri Brothers Paving Services, we are equipped to take on any paving or civil contracting project, and work closely with our customers to ensure that they receive superior work that best suits their needs.

Since 1998, Palmieri Bros. has been providing quality paving services to companies in Metro Vancouver for all their paving, construction and repair needs. Our highly-experienced crews can handle any paving job efficiently and quickly, and our work comes with a standard 1-year guarantee on materials and labour.

For time-sensitive projects, when downtime must be kept to a minimum or when budget is limited, asphalt paving is often the best choice for the job. Asphalt can be laid down quickly and, once completed, can be driven on much sooner than concrete - often later that same day.

Some downsides to asphalt paving that may affect your choice are that it can soften in hot weather, it doesn't stand up to oil spills as well as concrete does and it won't withstand heavy point loads - such as heavy trucks with dolly pads - over prolonged periods.If any of these considerations factor into your project, concrete paving might be a better option.

Though asphalt is flexible and durable in nature, when exposed to the elements and prolonged use it can become cracked or potholed, which is why asphalt patching and repair is so important. Depending on the intended use of the paved area, you may be able to save a considerable amount of money by occasionally investing $1,000 into asphalt repair, for example, versus waiting until a much more expensive re-paving is required.

Comprised of specific formulations of water, cement and aggregate (sand or gravel), it is incredibly strong, much stronger than asphalt. It is not susceptible to softening in hot conditions and is incredibly durable and able to withstand the harsh weather systems that frequently visit Greater Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.