What exactly is included in the scope?
A paving proposal should clearly identify removal, milling, repairs, base work, asphalt placement, striping, traffic control, and any exclusions.
Vague scopes make it difficult to compare contractors fairly.
How will drainage be handled?
Largo's heavy rain makes drainage a critical project issue. Ask how low spots, drains, curb transitions, and existing slopes will be addressed.
A new surface should not create new ponding problems.
What happens in failed areas?
If the lot has severe cracking or settlement, ask whether those areas will receive full-depth repair before resurfacing.
Simply paving over structural failure can allow damage to reflect through the new layer.
How will the property stay accessible?
Active properties need a phasing and traffic-control plan. Ask when sections will close, how long they need to remain closed, and how customers or tenants will be routed.
Strong communication is part of a successful commercial paving project.
Resource Pavement Group works throughout Largo and the Tampa Bay area, providing commercial asphalt and pavement solutions with clear project planning.