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Top Asphalt Contractors in Palm Springs, CA

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Contractors near Palm Springs, CA — September 2026

Asphalt Paving Palm Springs

Palm Springs, CA

Asphalt paving
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Asphalt Paving Palm Springs provides Asphalt paving and related services in the Palm Springs area.

Design & Construction Assoc.

Palm Springs, CA

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Design & Construction Assoc. provides Asphalt paving and related services in the Palm Springs area.

Nelson Paving & Sealing

Palm Springs, CA

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Nelson Paving & Sealing provides Paving and Sealcoating and related services in the Palm Springs area.

AMS Paving, LLC

Palm Desert, CA

Asphalt paving
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AMS Paving, LLC provides Asphalt paving and related services in the Palm Desert area.

Granite Construction

Desert Hot Springs, CA

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Granite Construction provides Asphalt paving and related services in the Desert Hot Springs area.

S2 Sealing & Striping, Inc.

Palm Desert, CA

Sealcoating Striping
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S2 Sealing & Striping, Inc. provides Sealcoating and Striping and related services in the Palm Desert area.

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Asphalt tips for Palm Springs, CA

How much does asphalt paving cost in Palm Springs?

Costs vary by project size, site access, and material. Driveway overlays and sealcoating are typically less than full remove-and-replace. Ask local pros for written estimates.

Do I need a permit for driveway paving in Palm Springs?

It depends on the scope and whether work affects the public right-of-way. Confirm with the city and ask your contractor who pulls permits.

Sealcoating vs resurfacing

Sealcoating protects existing asphalt. Resurfacing or overlay addresses worn surfaces. Full replacement is for failed pavement.