Asphalt work across Southwest Louisiana
Lake Charles Asphalt Repair runs crews across the parish and the I-10 corridor, and the pavement varies enough that each area gets its own page with its own honest notes. All of it prices off the same published table.
Sulphur
ZIP 70663, 70665Commercial strips and plant-corridor lots, where the entrance apron is the levee for the whole mat.
Westlake
ZIP 70669Heavy-wheel country: truck-rated repairs for yards, gates and boom-season pavement.
Prien
ZIP 70605The retail spine, kept on the crack-seal-patch-sealcoat calendar that prevents rebuilds.
Moss Bluff
ZIP 70611Long acreage driveways priced by the section, with storm-era damage still surfacing.
Carlyss
ZIP 70665Young asphalt worth protecting, plus driveway edges that meet real trucks.
Iowa
ZIP 70647Interchange truck lots, fuel lanes and farm entrances where drainage is half the repair.
Vinton
ZIP 70668Travel-stop and casino traffic on the state line, with old-town drives doing the patch-or-resurface math.
DeQuincy
ZIP 70633The oldest pavement in the parish, where the overlay decision gets made honestly.
Not on the list? If the pavement is in Southwest Louisiana, call (337) 426-9227 anyway. The list is where we work most, not a fence.