Top Asphalt Contractors in Santa Fe Springs, CA

Santa Fe Springs Asphalt Paving Guide: Permits, Weather, and Local Pros

Santa Fe Springs has 2 paving businesses of its own on Main Street, so this hub also lists 8 real contractors based in Artesia, Cerritos, Downey, La Mirada, La Palma, Norwalk and Whittier, all within about 6 miles. This guide covers the Public Works permit for work in the right-of-way, and what NOAA weather records say about timing. We did not find a published Santa Fe Springs cost figure, so there is no price table here.

City permits and the public right-of-way

Paving that stays entirely on your own lot does not touch the public right-of-way, but a driveway approach at the street does.

Public Works permit. The Santa Fe Springs Municipal Code says no one may dig up, change, or place an obstruction in any street or other public place without a written permit from the Director of Public Works (see Municipal Code Sec. 96.040). The Engineering Division says these permit applications must be filed through the City's online permit portal, and it posts a permit checklist and insurance requirements (see Engineering Division).

Santa Fe Springs weather and the best time to pave

The closest long record we use for Santa Fe Springs is NOAA's 1991 to 2020 climate normals for the Fullerton Municipal Airport station, about 6.4 miles from the city center. It averages 11.9 inches of precipitation a year over about 19 days with a tenth of an inch or more. February is the wettest month at 3 inches and July the driest at less than a tenth of an inch. From May through September each month averages under half an inch while staying warm, which is the most reliable stretch for work that needs dry ground.

August highs average 87 degrees and December lows average 46. The station logs about 39 days a year at 90 degrees or hotter, and about 4 at 100 or more. Freezing nights are rare, under one a year on average.

For sealcoat, SealMaster's guidance is 50 degrees and rising for 24 hours with no rain likely. At this station average lows stay at 50 or warmer in March through November. Every month averages lows of 40 or more with highs of 60 or more, so paving temperature is rarely the limit; rain is.

Santa Fe Springs asphalt FAQ

Do I need a permit for a driveway approach in Santa Fe Springs?

Public Works permit. The Santa Fe Springs Municipal Code says no one may dig up, change, or place an obstruction in any street or other public place without a written permit from the Director of Public Works (see Municipal Code Sec. 96.040). The Engineering Division says these permit applications must be filed through the City's online permit portal, and it posts a permit checklist and insurance requirements (see Engineering Division).

When is the best time to pave or sealcoat in Santa Fe Springs?

For sealcoat, SealMaster's guidance is 50 degrees and rising for 24 hours with no rain likely. At this station average lows stay at 50 or warmer in March through November. Every month averages lows of 40 or more with highs of 60 or more, so paving temperature is rarely the limit; rain is. Figures are from NOAA's Fullerton Municipal Airport station.

Why are contractors from other towns listed on the Santa Fe Springs page?

Only 2 listings on Main Street are based in Santa Fe Springs itself. Rather than leave the page thin, we added 8 contractors based nearby in Artesia, Cerritos, Downey, La Mirada, La Palma, Norwalk and Whittier. Each card keeps the business's own city, so you can see how far a crew would travel.

Compare Santa Fe Springs paving contractors

Contractors listed on the Santa Fe Springs hub, from Main Street listings data. Claimed profiles are shown first. Full cards are in the list above.

• Rose Paving, Santa Fe Springs. From the business's own website: asphalt paving, sealcoating, crack sealing and asphalt repair and patching and more. 4.7 star Google rating from 52 reviews. in business since 1974, per its website
• Griffith Company, Santa Fe Springs. Listed services: paving contractor and general contractor. 4.1 star Google rating from 16 reviews
• JRM Paving LLC, Norwalk. From the business's own website: asphalt paving, sealcoating, asphalt repair and patching and parking lot striping and more. CA CSLB license #1079841 listed as active
• PVM Concrete Pavers & Masonry, Whittier. From the business's own website: asphalt paving, concrete work and driveway paving. 5 star Google rating from 7 reviews
• Terra Pave Inc., Whittier. Listed services: paving contractor, asphalt contractor, construction company and contractor. CA CSLB license #456836 listed as active
• Prestige Paving Company, La Mirada. From the business's own website: asphalt paving, sealcoating, crack sealing and asphalt repair and patching and more. 4.7 star Google rating from 53 reviews. in business since 1997, per its website
• KELTERITE CORPORATION, Downey. From the business's own website: asphalt paving, concrete work and grinding and milling. 4.7 star Google rating from 33 reviews. CA CSLB license #944160 listed as active
• G3 Quality, Inc, Cerritos. From the business's own website: concrete work, ADA compliance work and slurry seal. 3.7 star Google rating from 9 reviews
• Pave West, Artesia. Listed services: asphalt contractor. 2.8 star Google rating from 11 reviews
• EarthCraft Paving & Landscaping, La Palma. From the business's own website: asphalt paving, concrete work and driveway paving. 4 star Google rating from 4 reviews

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Weather figures are long term NOAA averages, not a forecast. Permit rules change; confirm with the Santa Fe Springs Engineering Division before you start work.