Asphalt and chip seal driveways, crusher-fine conversions, drainage, overlays and winter repairs — built for 7,000-foot winters and Santa Fe settings.
Most Santa Fe driveway projects start with this choice. Here's the short version.
Beautiful on paths and courtyards. On a driveway: spring mud, ruts and fines in the house. We convert them.
Conversions →Sealed and firm with a natural stone look, at less than asphalt. A Santa Fe favorite for long drives.
Chip seal →The most durable and easiest to plow — best for parking courts, steep pitches and daily driving.
Asphalt →Driveways, roads and lots across Santa Fe and the county — groundwork, drainage, paving and upkeep.
Hot-mix driveways built for 7,000-foot winters.
Upgrade crusher-fine and gravel drives to asphalt or chip seal.
Long county drives and shared roads, surfaced to last.
Natural-stone chip seal for drives and roads.
Swales, culverts and grading that protect the pavement.
A new layer over a sound base — new surface, lower cost.
Protective sealcoat with crack sealing included.
Seal cracks before winter to stop freeze-thaw damage.
Full-depth fixes for potholes, heaves and plow damage.
Lots, repairs, sealcoating and striping for businesses.
Road maintenance plans and paving for associations.
Submittal-ready scopes for communities with design review.
Santa Fe pavement deals with snow, plows, freeze-thaw, strong sun and summer cloudbursts. Each one shapes how we build.
Typical 2026 price ranges for Santa Fe driveway work.
Read →How the three common Santa Fe surfaces compare.
Read →Snow storage, plowing, ice spots and de-icers.
Read →What to submit and how to avoid delays.
Read →From the foothills to the Galisteo Basin.
New asphalt often runs about $6–$10 per square foot including base; steep foothill drives more, chip seal less. See the Santa Fe cost guide.
Yes — with asphalt, chip seal or a combination, reusing good material as base where possible.
Yes. We coordinate access with the owner or manager and prepare submittals for design review.
Often — it keeps a natural stone look, stays firm through mud season, and costs less than asphalt.
Roughly late spring through early fall. Crack sealing is best in early fall, before freezes.
Yes — we walk the site and give you a written price.
Give us a call — tell us where it is, what's there now and what you'd like. We'll set up a site walk and put a price in writing.
(505) 819-5086
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