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Greenville County

Asphalt paving & grading in Greenville, SC.

Greenville is the Upstate’s largest city, with a thriving downtown along the Reedy River and neighborhoods spreading in every direction. Moore Asphalt provides commercial paving, residential paving, and grading across Greenville.

Paving and grading in Greenville.

  • Residential paving

    New asphalt driveways and residential paving for Greenville homes, with grading before installation.

  • Commercial paving

    Parking areas, access roads, and new development paving for Greenville businesses, churches, and developers.

  • Grading

    Driveway grading and site preparation in Greenville, on its own or ahead of a new asphalt surface.

Proudly serving Greenville and Greenville County.

From a single driveway to a new commercial lot, tell us about your Greenville property and the work you have in mind. We’ll talk through the site and next steps.

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  • 6yearspaving and grading across the Upstate
  • 85%of driveways finished in a single day
  • 15–20yearsof life from a new driveway with good care
  • 1yearwarranty on our work, and we’re insured

City lots and established neighborhoods.

Greenville projects range from commercial parking areas to driveways in established neighborhoods. Tight spaces and existing surfaces make planning and site prep as important as the paving itself.

Overhead view of a paved and marked parking lot

What we see

Common pavement problems in Greenville County.

  1. Cracking

    Water that gets under the surface and the Upstate’s swings between hot summers and occasional winter freezes open cracks that spread if they’re left alone.

  2. Potholes and soft spots

    When the base underneath is thin or wet, traffic pushes the asphalt down until it breaks through. It’s one of the most common failures on older drives and lots around Greenville.

  3. Washouts and edge damage

    Runoff on sloped ground eats away at driveway edges and gravel shoulders, especially where the grading doesn’t send water anywhere useful.

  4. Standing water

    Low spots and flat areas hold water after a storm, softening the pavement and the ground below it. Proper grading keeps water moving off the surface.

Moore Asphalt crew spreading fresh asphalt around the paver
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Why us

Why Greenville property owners call Moore Asphalt.

Roller compacting freshly laid asphalt on a residential road
  1. Close to home

    We’re based in Pickens, about 20 miles from Greenville, and we know the ground, the weather, and the terrain in this part of the Upstate.

  2. Grading to finished paving

    One company handles the site prep, the base, and the asphalt, so nothing gets lost between trades.

  3. Residential and commercial

    From a single driveway to a commercial lot or development road, we work with homeowners, businesses, churches, and developers in Greenville.

  4. Straight answers

    We’ll tell you what your property needs and why, so you know exactly what the work involves before it starts.

How a paving project in Greenville works.

  1. Tell us about the project

    Send your Greenville address and what you need done, and we’ll schedule a free site visit.

  2. Talk through the site

    We look at the existing ground, slope, and drainage and explain what the job will take.

  3. Grade and build the base

    The site is shaped to drain and the base is built up and compacted.

  4. Pave and finish

    Fresh asphalt is laid and rolled smooth, ready for use.

What our customers say.

4.9 from 40 Google reviews

Common questions from Greenville.

Do you pave driveways in Greenville, SC?

Yes. Moore Asphalt installs new asphalt driveways in Greenville and across Greenville County, including grading before installation.

Do you handle commercial paving in Greenville?

Yes. We pave parking areas, access drives, and development roads for businesses, churches, and developers in Greenville and the surrounding area.

Can you turn a gravel driveway into asphalt in Greenville?

Yes. Converting gravel to asphalt starts with grading and a compacted base so the new surface drains properly and stays smooth.

What areas near Greenville do you also serve?

We also work in Mauldin, Powdersville, Simpsonville, and Travelers Rest, and throughout Pickens, Oconee, Anderson, and Greenville counties.

How do I get a quote for a project in Greenville?

Call (864) 263-0365, email mooreasphalt22@gmail.com, or send the quote form with your address and what you need done. We’ll schedule a free site visit.

Need paving or grading in Greenville?

Moore Asphalt serves Greenville and all of Greenville County from our base in Pickens, SC. Tell us about your project and we’ll take it from there.

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