Take a close look at our work, project by project.
These are real National Asphalte projects, photographed on site. Natural stone walls line the front of the houses. Interlocking pavers lead to the door or the garage, and asphalt covers large driveways and a commercial parking lot. Look at the joints and the edges before choosing who to trust with your property. The estimate from National Asphalte is free.
LEVEL 01 EXCAVATION
National Asphalte does the excavation and grading before laying a surface. The excavator removes the topsoil or the old asphalt, down to solid ground. Grading then gives the lot the slope that sends water away from the house. On that ground, we build the crushed stone base, then the surface.
LEVEL 03 SURFACE
Asphalt paving gives National Asphalte its name. The crew paves a home driveway as well as a business parking lot. Asphalt forms a single surface with no joints, and the roller leaves it smooth and firm. A band of interlocking pavers can edge it for a cleaner finish.
Asphalt · Crushed stone
The paving machine spreads the asphalt along a low stone wall, and the crew works it with rakes. In front of the machine, the crushed stone of the base is still waiting for its layer of asphalt.
Fresh asphalt · Large driveway
A worker levels the fresh asphalt with a rake on a large driveway. Behind him, a small roller is already compacting the surface.
Asphalt · Band of interlocking pavers
A new asphalt driveway runs up to the double garage of the house. A band of interlocking pavers edges it on each side, from the street to the garage.
Asphalt · Herringbone pavers
A new asphalt driveway stretches toward the backyard, edged with red pavers laid in a herringbone pattern. Near the house, the paver border draws a curve.
Fresh asphalt · Curb
Between the lawn and the fresh asphalt, the curb follows the side of the driveway. It holds the edge of the surface and draws a clean line along the yard.
Asphalt · Commercial building
A paving machine loaded with asphalt moves along in front of a commercial building. A worker stands at the controls, and another follows the paving at the back of the machine.
New asphalt · Parking lot · White lines
New asphalt covers the parking lot up to the lawn, in front of the building. On this dark, even surface, white lines mark out the spaces.
LEVEL 03 SURFACE
National Asphalte lays interlocking pavers for a walkway as well as a garage driveway. Large slabs keep straight joints, and the steps can use the same pavers. The edge stays clean against the lawn or the asphalt.
Paver slabs · Wide steps
A walkway of paver slabs runs alongside the asphalt driveway. Wide steps of the same pavers connect it to the front stairs of the house.
Grey slabs · Landing of the same pavers
A walkway of grey slabs runs to the foot of the concrete stairs. At its end, a landing of the same pavers forms a step, between the lawn and a flower bed edged with pebbles.
Light slabs · Walkway
A walkway of light slabs crosses the lawn to the front of the house. Freshly turned soil still lines both sides.
Rectangular paver slabs
A large driveway of rectangular paver slabs covers the whole front of the building, up to the foot of the stairs. Wet from the rain, the surface shines from end to end.
Large grey slabs
A driveway of large grey slabs leads to the garage and the front steps of the house. A car is parked on it, and the pavers continue to the street.
Paver slabs · Varied sizes
Interlocking paver slabs in varied sizes cover the driveway of this bungalow. Wet, the surface brings out the shade of each slab and the pattern of the joints.
Grey pavers · Darker pavers · Stone curb
A grey paver driveway, framed by a band of darker pavers, leads to a double garage. A stone curb separates it from the lawn.
LEVEL 03 SURFACE
National Asphalte pours concrete of all kinds, from walkways to slabs, on a compacted crushed stone base.
Fresh concrete · Granite curb · Joints
A fresh concrete sidewalk runs along the street, against a granite curb. Joints divide it into slabs, in front of new houses.
LEVEL 04 SURROUNDINGS
National Asphalte builds natural stone walls and steps. The large stones hold back the soil of a flower bed or a slope. They keep their natural face.
Large stones · L-shaped wall · Steps · Low wall of flat stones
Large stones, laid in rows, form an L-shaped wall that holds back a raised flower bed. Steps of the same stone climb to the door, and a low wall of flat stones extends the wall on the side.
Straight wall · Large stones · Stone steps
A straight wall of large stones runs along the asphalt driveway and holds back the lawn. In the corner, stone steps climb toward the yard.
Yes. Every photo on this page comes from a National Asphalte job, taken on site. You see the work just as it is, whether finished or still being laid. Tell us about your project during your free estimate.
Yes. National Asphalte works with natural stone for walls, steps, walkways and landings. Every property has its own slope and soil, so we come and see it if needed before advising you.
Yes. Excavation and grading are part of National Asphalte’s services. The crew digs and grades the ground. Then they build the base that will carry the asphalt or the interlocking pavers.
Yes. We take on residential, commercial, industrial and municipal jobs. The photos of our projects mostly show homes. For a parking lot or a commercial property, you request an estimate the same way, by phone or online. The estimate is still free.
Call National Asphalte at 514‑812‑3445, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. You can also request your free estimate online and attach photos of your property. We will advise you at no charge.
