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Parking Lot Paving in Metro Detroit

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Parking Lot Paving in Detroit: what to expect

Parking lot paving in Detroit has to handle plows, delivery trucks, road salt and spring thaw, and drainage is where most lots fail. Low spots hold water, catch basins settle, and edges break up. Owners across Detroit, Southfield, Troy and Warren usually face a choice between targeted repairs, a mill and overlay, or full reconstruction.

A proper job starts with a condition survey and a look at how water leaves the site. Reconstruction rebuilds the base and pavement section; a mill and overlay grinds off the worn top and paves a new layer while keeping curb heights and drainage. Catch basins, curbs and accessible parking spaces are often updated at the same time, and the lot is restriped afterward. Work is phased so the business can stay open.

In Detroit, the DWSD drainage charge is based on hard surfaces, and nonresidential owners can earn credits for measures such as detention or pervious pavement. See parking lot striping and commercial paving, or browse all parking lot paving contractors.

What a proper job includes

  • Condition survey and drainage review
  • Recommendation of repair, mill and overlay, or reconstruction
  • Phasing and traffic control plan
  • Base repair, catch basin and curb adjustments
  • Paving in lifts with compaction to the specification
  • Accessible parking spaces, aisles and signs laid out
  • Striping and closeout with warranty

What drives the price

  • Lot size and pavement section for car or truck traffic
  • Repair, mill and overlay, or full reconstruction
  • Catch basin, curb and drainage work
  • Phasing, after-hours work and traffic control
  • Site plan, stormwater and permit requirements
  • Striping, signs and accessible parking updates

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Permits and licensing in Michigan

New lots and reconstruction projects can require site plan approval, stormwater review and building or grading permits, and new drive approaches need a right-of-way permit. In Detroit, check with BSEED and the DPW City Engineering Division; elsewhere, the local building department. Earth changes that disturb one acre or more, or that are within 500 feet of a lake or stream, generally need a Part 91 soil erosion permit. Accessible parking must follow the ADA and Michigan barrier-free rules, so confirm the required count and layout with the building department. Michigan law requires notice to MISS DIG 811 at least three business days before excavating, so confirm who calls it before any base is dug out.

Michigan's Maintenance & Alteration Contractor license lists trades such as Concrete and Excavation but no separate asphalt paving trade, so ask which LARA license the company holds, if any, and check it on the LARA lookup. Either way, confirm a local business address, proof of insurance and references before you pay.

How to compare quotes

  1. Ask for a condition survey and a recommendation you can compare across bids.
  2. Compare the same pavement section, repair areas and drainage work.
  3. Get the phasing plan and schedule in writing.
  4. Confirm who handles permits and the accessible parking layout.
  5. Request proof of insurance and commercial references.
  6. Compare warranties and a maintenance plan for crack sealing and sealcoating.

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Common questions

Parking Lot Paving FAQ

It depends on lot size, the pavement section, whether the lot is repaired, overlaid or rebuilt, drainage and catch basin work, phasing and permits, and striping. Compare bids built on the same scope.
The contractor grinds off the worn top layer of asphalt and paves a new one, keeping curb heights and drainage in place. It works when the base below is still sound.
Repaving in place may need fewer approvals than a new lot, but drainage changes, new approaches and larger earth changes can trigger permits. Check with BSEED and the DPW City Engineering Division.
Every few years, depending on traffic and condition, with crack sealing before each coat. Restriping usually follows.

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