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Custom Paving · Tulare County

Asphalt paving in Tulare County

Paving, chip seal and seal coating for homes, dairies, citrus operations and businesses across Tulare County, from Visalia and Tulare to Porterville and the foothill towns. Licensed contractor, CSLB #1037782.

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Paving services in Tulare County

Asphalt paving

New asphalt and resurfacing with a base built to carry loaded trucks, not just passenger cars.

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Driveways & parking lots

Home driveways, farm headquarters and commercial lots planned around the vehicles that actually use them.

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Chip seal

A practical surface for long orchard and ranch roads where full asphalt isn’t needed.

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Seal coating

Helps existing asphalt resist the long, hot San Joaquin Valley summers.

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Heavy loads and long summers

Tulare County is dairy and citrus country, and pavement around barns, feed areas and packing yards sees milk tankers, feed trucks and forklifts day after day. That kind of repeated heavy traffic calls for a thicker section and a well-compacted base. Tell us what vehicles use the area and how often so the paving can be sized to match.

From Visalia neighborhoods to foothill properties

In Visalia and Tulare, we discuss residential driveways and business lots that need to stay usable during work. Toward Porterville and the Sierra foothills, properties often have longer access drives and sloped ground, where drainage and edge support matter as much as the surface itself.

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Custom Paving is a California licensed contractor, CSLB #1037782. Call (800) 521-0419 Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm, or use the form below with your town in Tulare County and a few details about the job.

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