Commercial Asphalt Paving Contractor in Prairie Village, KS — Full-Service Solutions

A properly placed conventional overlay on a Prairie Village commercial lot typically lasts 12–18 years with regular sealcoating. UBAS applications—common on boutique lots at Corinth Square and The Shops of Prairie Village—last 8–12 years and are designed for periodic reapplication to maintain the premium surface appearance the community expects.

Yes. Most Prairie Village retail projects are phased. We section the lot into zones, pave one section at a time, and maintain tenant and customer access throughout. For high-traffic centers like Corinth Square, we often schedule paving during night hours or low-traffic windows. Call (913) 701-6044 to discuss your specific layout.

Johnson County's expansive clay subgrade requires geotextile fabric and 6–8 inches of compacted crushed limestone to create a stable foundation. Without this, the clay swells and shrinks seasonally and will crack your pavement from below within a few years. It's the biggest cost driver on Prairie Village projects—and the one you absolutely cannot skip.

We do. Prairie Village properties—especially at Meadowbrook Park and Village Center—frequently require decorative saw-cut joint patterns, stamped curbing, and high-finish pedestrian concrete. We pour 4,000 PSI air-entrained mixes with fiber reinforcement designed to handle freeze-thaw cycling and heavy deicing salt exposure.

We recommend sealcoating every 2–3 years for most Prairie Village lots. Properties with full sun exposure—like the south-facing lots along Mission Road—oxidize faster and benefit from a biennial cycle. Sealcoating is the most cost-effective way to prevent the gray, raveled look that stands out in a community with this level of aesthetic expectation.

At minimum: correct number of accessible stalls with van-accessible aisles, truncated dome ramp pads, running slopes at 5% or less, and cross-slopes at 2% or less. In Prairie Village, where pedestrian connectivity is a city priority, we also verify that accessible routes connect the lot to building entries and adjacent sidewalks. Joe Brogoto personally inspects every ADA element before we leave the site.

Call us at (913) 701-6044 or fill out the form on this page. We'll schedule a site visit to assess your lot's current condition, measure square footage, check base integrity, and provide a detailed written estimate. Most Prairie Village property visits happen within a few business days of your call.

UBAS is a ¾-inch ultra-thin bonded surface applied with a specialized paver that sprays polymer-modified emulsion and places hot-mix in one pass. It's thinner, smoother, and bonds better than a conventional overlay. For Prairie Village's boutique lots where aesthetics matter and curb reveal can't change much, UBAS is often the right call. Standard 1.5–2 inch overlays are better when there's moderate structural distress to address.