Elizabeth Asphalt Contractor
Free EstimateElizabeth is horse country and ranch land, and the people who live here tend to be practical and no-nonsense about their properties. Whether you’re maintaining a long driveway to a rural property, a barn approach, or a commercial lot in town, Riley’s brings the same standards to Elizabeth that we bring everywhere else in Colorado: honest pricing, quality base work, and pavement that holds up.
Why Elizabeth Owners Choose Riley’s
Riley’s Is Our Last Name
This isn’t a franchise or a corporate paving company. When you hire Riley’s, you’re working directly with the family whose name is on the truck. That kind of accountability doesn’t come from a corporate handbook. It comes from 30 years of building a reputation one job at a time.
Over 40 Five-Star Reviews
Our customers say it better than we can. Homeowners and property managers across Colorado have trusted Riley’s with their pavement, and they’ve taken the time to tell others about it. We work every job like the next review depends on it.
BBB A+ Accredited
We hold an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, a reflection of our commitment to honest pricing and standing behind our work.
You’ll Always Know What to Expect
Clear quotes. No surprise charges. Upfront communication about scheduling and timelines. We know your time matters, and we treat it that way.
Local Knowledge That Shows Up in the Work
We know Colorado soil and what this climate does to pavement over time. That’s expertise that only comes from decades of working in this market, and it’s the difference between pavement that lasts and pavement that needs to be redone too soon.
Asphlat Services in Elizabeth
Parking Lot Paving
New parking lot construction, overlays, and full-depth replacement built for daily traffic. We schedule efficiently and keep your business accessible throughout the process.
Parking Lot Sealcoating
The highest-return maintenance investment for any commercial property. We coordinate sealcoating and striping together so you’re not managing two separate projects.
Asphalt Repair
From pothole patching and infrared repair to mill-and-patch and full section replacement, we’ll tell you which approach makes sense for your situation and your budget.
Driveway Paving
New installations and complete replacements, built with proper grading, base preparation, and compaction for Colorado’s soil conditions. The base work is where driveways are won or lost, and we don’t skip it.
Driveway Sealcoating
Colorado’s freeze-thaw cycles, road salt, and high-altitude UV take a toll on asphalt. Sealcoating blocks moisture, resists chemical damage, and restores a clean finish. For most driveways, sealing every two to three years is the most cost-effective way to push back a full replacement.
Parking Lot Striping
Fresh striping, re-striping, ADA-compliant markings, and fire lane designations for commercial properties.
What You Should Know When Installing Asphalt in Elizabeth
The Area
Elizabeth is an unincorporated town in Elbert County with a mix of in-town properties and rural acreage. Surrounding communities like Ponderosa Park, Kiowa, and Franktown share similar rural character. Properties here often feature long private driveways, circular drives, and separate areas for outbuildings, barns, and equipment storage. We work throughout Elbert County and are comfortable with the longer drives and varied site conditions that come with rural jobs.
The Kind of Soil in Elizabeth
Elbert County sits at a slightly higher elevation than the Front Range communities to the west, with soils that vary from expansive clay in lower areas to drier, sandier material as you move east. Clay soils in this region still shift seasonally, particularly after wet springs and dry summers, which puts stress on pavement foundations that weren’t properly prepared. Long driveways on rural properties present unique drainage challenges as well. We assess every job before we quote it. The Colorado Geological Survey has background on soil conditions across the region.
Permit Requirements
For rural residential paving within an existing footprint, permits are generally not required in unincorporated Elbert County. Projects that alter drainage patterns, involve new commercial construction, or affect county road access may require review through the Elbert County Building Department. We recommend checking with the county before starting any project that modifies drainage or expands significantly beyond the current footprint.