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Asphalt Paving in Brownsville, TX

The largest city in the county, with older central neighborhoods, newer subdivisions and a lot of commercial parking.

  • No-cost site visit and written estimate
  • Every line of the job priced on paper before work starts
  • Drainage and soil checked before a single ton of asphalt is ordered
Asphalt Paving in Brownsville, TX

Paving in the Largest City in Cameron County

Asphalt paving in Brownsville covers more ground than anywhere else in the county. Brownsville was founded in 1848 by Charles Stillman, named for Fort Brown, and became the Cameron County seat in January 1849. It had 186,738 residents in 2020 and 63,191 housing units, 60.1 percent of occupied homes owner-occupied.

Owners and maintenance

Six in ten occupied Brownsville homes are lived in by their owners, which makes upkeep worth the money. A routine of crack filling ahead of the wet months, a sealcoat every few years and quick pothole fixes is what pushes a driveway toward 30 years instead of 15.

Commercial lots

Retail centers, clinics, offices and schools across Brownsville need lots that carry delivery trucks and drain properly. We rebuild failed areas, overlay sound pavement and restripe with accessible spaces laid out to the 2010 ADA Standards.

Heat and rain

Brownsville averages about 26.8 inches of rain a year, and its record high of 106 degrees was set on March 27, 1984, and matched on August 28, 2023. Early-spring heat can arrive suddenly, so we plan paving and sealing around the forecast, not the calendar.

Low ground

Much of Brownsville is low and flat, and older neighborhoods have driveways that hold water. Replacement lets us correct the slope.

Permits

Approach and curb cut work on Brownsville streets is handled by the City of Brownsville; state highways by TxDOT. We check first.

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Brownsville Facts That Affect Paving

  • County seat. Brownsville was founded in 1848 by Charles Stillman and became the Cameron County seat on January 13, 1849. It is named for Fort Brown.
  • Population and housing. Brownsville had 186,738 residents and 63,191 housing units in 2020; 60.1 percent of occupied units were owner-occupied.
  • Climate. Average yearly rainfall is 26.78 inches. The record high of 106 degrees was reached on March 27, 1984 and again on August 28, 2023.
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Brownsville Questions

Do you work throughout Brownsville?

Yes, from older central neighborhoods to newer subdivisions and commercial corridors.

Can it get too hot to seal in spring?

Yes. Brownsville has hit 106 degrees in March. HomeGuide puts the sealing range at 50 to 95 degrees, so we watch the forecast.

Can you overlay our store lot?

If the base is mostly sound, yes, after repairing failed areas.

Who handles curb cut permits?

The City of Brownsville for city streets.

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