Since 1972, Fenton Asphalt Paving Contractors, Allied Asphalt has been dedicated to providing quality Fenton asphalt paving, asphalt repairs, maintenance, Fenton parking lot paving, line striping, Fenton Commercial Asphalt, residential asphalt and other asphalt services in Fenton Michigan. We have serviced commercial, industrial, residential and institutional customers for over 40 years. Establishing long-lasting relationships with our Fenton customers through quality asphalt work and professionalism is always our #1 goal.
At Allied Asphalt, we know the most important first step is to listen and understand our Fenton Michigan customers’ needs and concerns. Our Fenton Asphalt Company offers a personal "hands on" approach to your Fenton asphalt project. Our professional team of Fenton asphalt contractors uses only the highest quality materials to give you the longest lasting performance in the industry. We utilize the latest equipment technology to ensure the best finish product, one that Fenton Asphalt Contractors, Allied Construction stands behind.
Our vision for our Fenton Asphalt customers is and always will be one of delivering to you, our customer, with complete satisfaction. To achieve this, quality and service will never be compromised. We are bound to our foundation principles of commitment, integrity, honesty and trust.
We have managed asphalt paving jobs in thousands of commercial & residential settings, including the demanding requirements of many municipal projects. You can be sure that if we met these stringent specifications, we can meet yours. We have the equipment to do the job efficiently and correctly. Contact us today for your free Fenton Asphalt estimate!
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