Asphalt Paving in Bellmore, NY

Bellmore is a well-established south shore hamlet in the Town of Hempstead with a housing stock that dates primarily from the late 1940s through 1960s. This means the majority of driveways in Bellmore were originally paved when the neighborhood was built — and many have been patched, overlaid, or neglected to the point where the original base has deteriorated beyond salvage. Brothers Paving sees this pattern repeatedly and addresses it with full-depth solutions.

The soils in Bellmore are sandy outwash typical of Long Island's south shore plain, which drain well on the surface but provide limited structural support for heavy vehicles unless adequately reinforced with compacted aggregate base. We install a minimum of 6 inches of DGA base on every Bellmore driveway and increase to 8 inches where the driveway will bear heavy truck traffic or where soil conditions are looser than expected.

Bellmore's residential streets are lined with mature shade trees — a defining feature of the community, but a recurring source of driveway damage. Roots from oaks, maples, and sweetgums grow beneath asphalt surfaces and lift the pavement, creating humps that worsen each winter. Our root mitigation process includes excavation, root trimming, barrier installation, and base rebuild before repaving.

Homeowners in Bellmore take pride in their properties, and a smooth, properly graded asphalt driveway makes a strong first impression. Our machine-laid finish, defined edges, and attention to transitions at garage slabs and sidewalks produce results that reflect the care Bellmore homeowners invest in their homes.