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Driveways that last
New driveways, resurfacing, regrinds and the extras around the house, from a family crew.
New driveways
On a gravel driveway we lay three inches of asphalt. Before paving, the crew scrapes, grades and packs the gravel so the asphalt has a solid base. We pave with recycled asphalt.
★★★★★
“John was very informative about paving my driveway in front of my new garage...I had told him what I wanted however he went up and beyond and did more than asked reasonably priced....very professional and knowledgeable...Thanks John.”
From gravel to asphalt
Marissa’s place, before and after.
★★★★★
“John and the crew at Oregon Trail Asphalt were fantastic. The communication was easy and so responsive. They arrived exactly when scheduled and worked extremely hard all day to finish the project. We couldn’t be happier with the finished product! We would highly recommend them!”

Resurfacing
If your driveway is worn on top but the base under it is still good, it may not need to come out. Resurfacing puts a fresh layer over what you have, and John will tell you which one your driveway needs.
★★★★★
“Excellent resurface of driveway, like new. Professional, friendly crew, done quickly, competitive pricing. Good owners. Was motivated to leave a large tip for the crew.”
Asphalt regrinds
Regrinds are recycled asphalt, ground up and laid down again, then rolled firm. They’re used for driveways and parking areas.
Driveways we’ve done
Water that pools
Standing water and poor drainage break driveways down from underneath. Show John where the water sits when he comes out to bid.
Sport courts
A paved court in the back yard, done with the driveway or on its own.
Covered parking
More paved parking next to the house, under cover or out in the open.
Sealcoating
A sealcoat over new or older asphalt to protect it. More
Get a driveway estimate
Tell us what you need paved or fixed and where it is. John will call you back to set up a time to come out and look at it. Quotes are free.
(503) 897-0958Prefer to talk it through? Call and ask for John.