Long Island's preferred commercial and residential contractor since 1928.

Road Construction

 

ROAD CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR, AND MAINTENANCE

At John McGowan & Sons, Inc., we have provided premium road construction, road repair and road maintenance services to homes and businesses on Long Island for 90+ years. We specialize in:

Asphalt Road Paving

We place type 6 or type 7 asphalt by using state of the art paving equipment. By constructing a paving course to a thickness of 1 ½”- 2” depending upon conditions set forth, compaction will be completed by using vibratory rollers weighing between 5-10 tons. Rolling and compacting will continue until all areas are sealed and free of lines.

Asphalt Reclamation

A pavement rehabilitation in which the full flexible pavement section and a predetermined portion of the underlying materials are uniformly crushed, pulverized and blended. Once the pavement has been reclaimed, a series of grading and compacting takes place. By using road graders and vibratory rollers we shape and compact all areas to meet required compaction.

Asphalt Resurfacing

We place type 7 asphalt by using state of the art paving equipment. By constructing a paving course to a thickness of 1 ½”-2” depending upon conditions set forth. Compaction shall be completed by using vibratory rollers weighing between 5-10 tons. Rolling and compacting shall continue until all areas are sealed and free of lines.

Milling

Shaping and removal of portions of existing pavement surfaces by a cold milling process.

Manhole Installation

All existing castings will be removed and reset to required grade. All areas must be clean and free of all debris and road-paving materials. Manhole frames will be set in Portland cement mortar. Covers must be accurately set to finished grade.

 
 
Asphalt road paving in progress

Asphalt road paving in progress

One of our trucks at work on this municipal road, fresh asphalt is laid over the old as part of the resurfacing process

One of our trucks at work on this municipal road, fresh asphalt is laid over the old as part of the resurfacing process