Kern County · Highway 223
Paving in Arvin —
under the Tehachapis.
One shop covers the Valley from Bakersfield to Modesto, and Arvin is on our scheduled Kern County runs. Call (559) 442-4105 and the person who answers can put your job on a real schedule, not a someday list.
Arvin works the ground where the valley floor meets the Tehachapi foothills — grapes, citrus and row crops right up against the mountain grade.
Expect field-edge approaches, labor-camp and packing-yard asphalt, and in-town driveways that cope with real summer heat bouncing off the foothill slopes.
Wind is Arvin’s wildcard: the gap winds that clear the air also drive grit across pavement, sandblasting sealcoat on exposed lots. We spec harder-wearing seal mixes and tighter re-coat cycles on the windward sides.
What we see in Arvin: foothill-edge field approaches, packing-yard asphalt, and in-town drives that bake against the Tehachapi grade all summer. The route out is Highway 223 — a run our crews have made more times than anyone’s counted.
Service pages
Arvin, service
by service.
Working in Arvin
Answered before
every Arvin job.
Can you spec for farm equipment and harvest trucks?
That's home ground for us. Base depth and mat thickness get sized to real axle loads — a loaded harvest truck is a different design problem than a pickup, and the quote says so explicitly.
Do you really cover Arvin?
Arvin work rides on our scheduled Kern County runs. Tell us your timeline when you call; we book those trips ahead, and grouping the jobs is exactly what keeps far-side pricing reasonable.
Are estimates really free?
Always. We walk the property, measure, and hand you a flat-rate written quote broken out line by line. No obligation, no follow-up pressure.