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Repeated traffic loads, freeze-thaw cycles, and weathering lead to cracking, surface degradation, and declining performance. When that wear is limited to the surface layer and the underlying base remains structurally sound, full reconstruction isn't always necessary.
Asphalt resurfacing restores surface integrity and extends pavement service life at a fraction of the cost and disruption of a complete rebuild. Dixon Paving & Milling provides asphalt resurfacing for a wide range of properties throughout North Carolina, including:
Because no two pavements are the same, we assess existing conditions before recommending a course of action. Depending on findings, that may include an asphalt overlay, a mill and overlay, or a broader rehabilitation approach.





Since 1987, we've helped clients throughout North Carolina maintain and improve their pavement through paving, milling, and resurfacing services. That experience has shown us that a successful asphalt overlay starts long before the first load of asphalt is laid out.
Proper preparation and execution create the foundation for pavement that performs years beyond its installation. That perspective comes from decades of hands-on paving experience and continues to influence how we approach resurfacing projects today.
We provide asphalt overlay services throughout North Carolina, with dedicated teams serving North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
Primary service markets include:
If you're looking for asphalt resurfacing services in one of these markets, our team is right around the corner, ready to help you find out if an overlay fits your property.
Surface appearance alone doesn't determine the right solution. Pavement with visible wear may still have a structurally sound base, while other surfaces with more serious structural damage require reconstruction that resurfacing cannot address. A professional site evaluation is the most reliable way to determine the appropriate course of action.
We work on a wide range of properties throughout North Carolina, including commercial parking lots, industrial facilities, government properties, and transportation infrastructure projects. If asphalt pavement is a critical part of your operation, there's a good chance we've worked on similar projects in the past.
Think of milling as removing the worn-out top layer of pavement before laying out brand new asphalt. This approach is often used when elevations, drainage, or existing surface conditions need to be corrected before resurfacing moves forward.
Often, yes. Every property is different, but many overlay projects can be phased to help maintain access and keep disruptions manageable. We'll discuss scheduling and traffic flow early in the planning process so there are no surprises.
Unfortunately, there is no one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to lifespan. This is due to factors like traffic, maintenance, and even the weather, all of which play a role when it comes to longevity. When the existing pavement is a good candidate for resurfacing, an overlay gets you many more years of service life.
Yes. Our crews regularly complete projects across North Carolina. We serve commercial, municipal, and government clients throughout the region, including the Raleigh, Charlotte, and Durham areas.
An asphalt overlay can be an effective way to extend pavement life, but the first step is understanding the condition of the surface you're working with. Since 1987, we've helped commercial property owners, municipalities, and government agencies throughout North Carolina evaluate their pavement and determine the right path forward.
If you're considering an asphalt overlay, give our team a call. Our experts will assess your site and provide you with a recommendation that fits your pavement’s condition.