Asphalt Paving Company Chicago, IL

The first permanent settler is believed to be Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, an explorer who arrived during the 1780s. Fort Dearborn, a strategic Army post, was built in 1803, destroyed by the British in 1812, and subsequently rebuilt. In 1833, Chicago was organized as a town; the population was approximately 200. Official incorporation as a city followed in 1837, and the population exceeded 6,000 by 1840. Chicago continued to grow rapidly, and at the time of the Great Chicago Fire, the population was approximately 300,000. Out of the ashes, a modern city of stone and steel was born, and Chicago experienced an explosive rate of growth. By 1890, the city boasted a population of almost 1.1 million. Within 20 years, the population had nearly doubled, and growth continued throughout most of the 20th century, declining slightly between 1960 and 1990.

What Does Black Hawk Paving Do in Chicago?

Black Hawk Paving concentrates on commercial paving projects for hotels, retailers, property managers, homeowner associations, condominiums, facility managers, educational institutions, and churches by offering the following services.

• Asphalt Paving | Chicago, IL: Asphalt has become the leading paving material in North America for many reasons, including its beauty, longevity, and cost. Selecting a reputable, experienced, highly skilled contractor is the best way to ensure that you will get the many benefits of asphalt paving.
• Asphalt Repair | Chicago, IL: Asphalt repairs are quick and economical, but they should not be delayed if you want to avoid potential damage to the pavement’s foundation, widespread damage to the pavement that will be more expensive to remedy, or safety issues that could lead to lawsuits or fines.
• Asphalt Sealcoating | Chicago, IL: Sealcoating can dramatically extend the useful life of an asphalt pavement by protecting the pavement from UV rays, water infiltration, automotive fluids, and corrosive chemicals. A nice bonus is that sealcoating also enhances the smoothness and color of asphalt pavements.
• Parking Lot Striping | Chicago, IL: As automobiles became increasingly commonplace during the first few decades of the 20th century, cities and businesses began creating areas that were reserved for parking to help address congestion, entice consumers to patronize a store or area, and deal with illegal parking. Parking lot striping was a natural development to help guide drivers while they were parking, enforce an orderly arrangement of spaces, and increase safety within the lot.
• Asphalt Milling & Grinding | Chicago, IL: Often chosen for its speed, cost-effectiveness, and versatility, milling is a procedure that grinds away asphalt pavement to a predetermined depth. Because milling is an extremely precise method, the procedure can remove as little as a fraction of an inch, or it can take out the full depth of the pavement.
• Hot Crack Sealing & Crack Routing | Chicago, IL: Stopping dirt, debris, water, and vegetation from entering through an open crack can prevent additional damage that will be much more expensive to remedy. Routing the crack before sealing it with a hot crack sealant is a cost-effective way to obtain a longer life for the repair.

• Pavement Marking | Chicago, IL: Whether they are applied to parking lot pavements, high-speed highways, or city streets, the primary function of pavement markings is to enhance safety
• Concrete Curbing | Chicago, IL: Curbing helps define the boundaries of your pavement, giving your property a more formal appearance.
• Concrete Flatwork | Chicago, IL: These include parking lots, pool decks, sidewalks, dumpster pads, courtyards, and streets. In simple terms, concrete flatwork is installing concrete pavement on a flat or almost flat surface.
• Sewer Repairs | Chicago, IL: The sewer system is the primary cause of water that pools or backs up onto the pavement
• Excavation & Site Grading | Chicago, IL: Contractors typically must remove earth to construct the foundation or a basement, install pipes and underground utility lines, build a driveway, or install a septic tank. Site grading is establishing the proper slope
• Car Stops | Chicago, IL: Well-maintained car stops add a finishing touch to parking lots, enhancing the property’s aesthetic appeal.
• Traffic Signage | Chicago, IL:  We can help you choose the signs that you need, install them correctly in suitable locations, and help you maintain them
• Asphalt Fabrics | Chicago, IL: Asphalt fabric helps minimize water penetration, adds structural support to help prolong the life of the overlay, and can reduce the need for asphalt maintenance

Black Hawk Paving can provide these commercial paving services to customers throughout the Chicago metropolitan area and its suburbs. We have an unmatched reputation for dependability, craftsmanship, and customer service. We provide free quotes, so submit your request by completing our online form. You can also call us at 773-378-2390 or 708-479-0400.