Asphalt Milling and Parking Lot Paving project details coming soon from a recent project near Rockville MD – Stay Tuned!
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The American Asphalt Paving Co has become Rockville MD’s trusted commercial paving company by maintaining a focus on customer satisfaction, working with integrity on every paving job, offering transparency in our pricing, and fostering relationships with reputable general contractors and commercial property managers. We’ve been paving in Maryland and the Washington DC area since 1974, so we understand local pavement needs.
Paving Services Offered in Rockville MD
– Parking Lot Paving
– Commercial Pavement Installation
– Asphalt Repair
– Pavement Maintenance
– Crack Sealing
WHY CHOOSE US
- Because of our experience in the paving industry, our contractors can tackle any size or difficulty paving project with our state of the art paving equipment.
- Professionalism is very important to our work ethic, so our paving contractors are fully licensed and insured, and we’re constantly pursuing training on new paving technologies and techniques.
- We try to work as quickly as possible on every pavement project so that we can interrupt your business for a little time as possible because we understand that your time is money.
Enjoy Rockville MD
As the county seat of Montgomery County, Maryland, Rockville MD is a historic but also thriving modern community. The town is considered a suburban area connected to Baltimore MD and Washington DC, but it’s also got some great places to live and visit, and it had a population of 61,000 as of the 2010 US Census. Along with the nearby towns of Bethesda and Gaithersburg, Rockville is part of the Interstate 270 Technology Corridor because it lies along the highway and is home to many technology companies as well as federal government research institutions. As a major MD retail hub, the city also has lots of upscale regional shopping centers, including Rockville Town Center and the Montrose Crossing Shopping Center.
There are lots of historic buildings to view in Rockville ranging from farms built in the early 1800s to the West Montgomery Avenue Historic District. The Beall–Dawson House, a restored 1815 Federal style brick house, contains a local museum to learn about the city’s history. The Croydon Creek Nature Center is an educational center with hiking trails leading to beautiful waterfalls, access to the creek, and spots for picnicking. The Rock Creek Regional Park is another place to enjoy the outdoors, with hiking trails and two lakes for swimming and fishing. No matter how you want to spend a trip to Rockville, there’s something to enjoy.
