Asphalt paving in Burlington
AMPAC Paving & Concrete has been paving driveways, parking lots and private roads in Burlington since 1998. We are 55–70 minutes away, so we can get out to measure quickly and our crews start early.
Paving conditions in Burlington
Burlington's escarpment-side properties have steeper grades and shallower soil over rock, which changes how deep we can excavate. We probe the base before quoting, so you are not paying for asphalt laid over a problem that will come straight back.
Above New Street and toward the escarpment, we sometimes hit rock or very shallow cover, so the base build has to be designed around what is actually there. Lakeside properties deal with salt-laden air and freeze-thaw, making sealcoating and crack management worthwhile parts of a maintenance plan.
The work we do in Burlington




Paving questions from Burlington owners
How much does a driveway cost in Burlington?
We do not quote Burlington driveways over the phone, because the price is set by things you cannot see in a photo — base condition, how much material has to be trucked off, access, and the mat thickness the use requires. The site visit is free, takes about twenty minutes, and produces an itemized written quote within 48 hours.
Do I need a permit to pave my driveway in Burlington?
For work entirely on your own property, usually not. Anything touching the municipal boulevard, a curb cut, or a widening that extends toward the road generally does. In Burlington that goes through City of Burlington entrance and boulevard permits, and we handle the application — the fee appears as a line item on your quote.
How soon can you start in Burlington?
We are 55–70 minutes from our Richmond Hill yard, so site visits in Burlington are usually booked within a week. Paving season runs April to late November; the last few weeks fill up first, so an early call gets you a better slot.
Book a free site visit in Burlington
We measure, probe the base and check drainage, then send an itemized written quote within 48 hours. No obligation and no sales pitch.