Asphalt Paving in Racine

Cicchini Asphalt provides Asphalt Paving in Racine for residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal properties. Founded in Kenosha in 1981, our company serves Southeastern Wisconsin with services that include new asphalt construction, driveway replacement, parking lot resurfacing, pavement reconstruction, and ongoing maintenance. Whether you need a new driveway, improvements to a business parking lot, or repairs to an existing paved surface, we offer services suited to different property needs. Our work also includes crack filling, sealcoating, patching, and pavement marking. Contact Cicchini Asphalt to discuss your Racine property and request a quote for your project.

For a business, pavement is connected to much more than appearance. Customers need access to parking and entrances. Employees need space to arrive and leave. Deliveries may require designated routes or loading areas. When pavement work is needed, those uses should be part of the conversation.
Our commercial and industrial services include new construction, parking lot resurfacing, parking lot reconstruction, pothole service, and strategic patching maintenance programs. We also provide loading dock repairs and design, along with pavement marking and striping.
If you are considering Asphalt Paving in Racine for a commercial property, begin with the way your site operates. Tell us which areas receive regular traffic, where vehicles park, and what concerns have prompted the project. These details help define the work you are requesting.

A paving project does not always begin with new construction or complete replacement. You may need attention in a specific area, maintenance for an existing surface, or a plan for addressing several concerns over time.
Cicchini Asphalt offers patching, pothole service, crack filling, sealcoating, and infrared repairs. The appropriate service depends on the pavement and the work being considered. A discussion about your property helps establish what you need reviewed.
When describing the project, be specific about where you have noticed problems. Tell us whether the concern affects a driveway entrance, a parking space, an access route, or another part of the property. Also explain how that area is used. This information gives the project conversation a practical starting point.