Paving in Fort Worth, TX the south side, Forest Hill, Crowley and Everman
Asphalt and concrete driveways, parking lots, repairs and sealcoating in south Fort Worth and the cities around it.
Serving Waco, Central Texas, DFW and West Texas
Paving in Fort Worth: what’s different here
Fort Worth passed a million people in 2024, and its south side has been a big part of that growth, especially along the Chisholm Trail Parkway, which opened in 2014 and runs south to Cleburne. We work all across the south side and in the neighboring cities of Forest Hill, Crowley and Everman, which are some of our busiest areas.
Fort Worth has clear rules for residential driveways. Front-yard parking is only allowed on the driveway, driveways have to be hard-surfaced and dust-free (compacted gravel inside a border is the minimum for single-family homes), parking pads have to match the driveway material, and driveways can cover no more than half the front yard. Building or widening a driveway approach in the parkway, the strip between the street and your property, needs a city permit with a site plan.
Water is the other big local issue. Flash flooding is the most common kind of flooding in Fort Worth, and Village Creek and Sycamore Creek run through the south side. We grade every driveway and lot so water goes where it should, and size culverts properly when a driveway crosses a ditch.
Services
What we do most in Fort Worth
Most Fort Worth calls are for one of these.
Asphalt Driveways
New, replaced and widened driveways and parking pads that meet the city’s rules.
Parking Lot Repair
Patching, crack sealing, sealcoating and restriping for south Fort Worth businesses.
Before you pave in Fort Worth
- Driveway approaches, circle drives, widened approaches and culverts in the parkway need a Fort Worth Street Use Permit with a site plan.
- Driveways must be hard-surfaced and dust-free, and parking pads must match the driveway material.
- Driveways can cover at most 50% of the front yard.
- Forest Hill, Crowley and Everman are separate cities with their own permits. Tell us your address and we’ll check.
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What our customers say
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FAQ
Paving in Fort Worth: common questions
Can I widen my driveway in Fort Worth?
Usually, as long as the driveway stays within half of the front yard and the new section matches the existing material. Widening the approach in the parkway needs a city permit.
Do you work in Forest Hill, Crowley and Everman?
Yes. They’re among our busiest areas in DFW.
Asphalt or concrete for a Fort Worth driveway?
Both meet the city’s hard-surface rule. Asphalt usually costs less up front; concrete lasts longer with less upkeep. We price both.
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