New Asphalt Driveways
From a single-car driveway in the Old City to a long rural approach in Cedar, we lay hot-mix asphalt on a base we prepare first.
Serving the Regional District of Nanaimo

Nanaimo Paving lays new asphalt driveways, resurfaces worn ones and repairs broken asphalt for homeowners in Nanaimo, Lantzville, Cedar and Nanoose Bay. We reply to your quote request within 24 hours, then come out and measure the driveway before we put a price in writing.
What Nanaimo Paving does
We pave driveways, parking areas and rural approaches right across the Regional District of Nanaimo.
From a single-car driveway in the Old City to a long rural approach in Cedar, we lay hot-mix asphalt on a base we prepare first.
At $3.50 to $6.00 a square foot, we lay a new surface course over asphalt that is still sound underneath.
We excavate the gravel, build and compact a proper base, then pave it. Rural lots in Cedar and Nanoose Bay are where we do this work.
With a minimum call-out, we repair potholes, broken edges and settled sections, from $300 to $1,200.
We seal the surface and treat the cracks in one visit, at $0.35 to $0.75 a square foot.
We reply within 24 hours
A few words about the driveway and the address. We reply to a quote request within 24 hours.
We walk the driveway with you, measure it, look at the ground and the access, and work out what prep it needs. Your written price follows that visit.
Our crew preps the base, lays the asphalt and compacts it, then clears the site before we leave.
Serving the Regional District of Nanaimo
We pave in the older neighbourhoods around the Old City where driveways are short and access is tight, and out on the acreages in Cedar and Nanoose Bay where the approach runs a long way off the road. Tell us where you are and we will come and measure it.
Free quotes
Send us a few details and we'll reply within 24 hours, anywhere in the Regional District of Nanaimo.
Frequently asked
New asphalt, overlays, gravel conversions and sealcoating

Black hot-mix run the full width of the drive, up to the garage door.

A finished asphalt surface with clean grass edges either side.

The edge where a newly paved drive meets the gravel beside it.

A squeegee spreading sealer across an existing asphalt surface.