Stanislaus County · Highway 99
Paving in Ceres —
Modesto’s working neighbor.
Ceres work rides our established runs (on our scheduled Stanislaus County runs), which is exactly why a Fresno shop can price it fairly. Thirty-six years, one family, everything in-house.
Ceres works the ground directly south of Modesto — a family city on the 99 with orchards still holding parts of its edges.
The calls are the valley’s bread and butter: driveway repaves in the established grids, commercial frontage on Hatch and Mitchell, and small ag yards where town meets trees.
Ceres properties often pair a modest frontage with a deep working backyard — shops, boats, RVs — so widening drives and pouring side-access runs is a bigger share of the work here than anywhere north of the river.
In Ceres that means established-grid driveway repaves, Hatch and Mitchell Road commercial frontage, and small ag yards where the orchards still hold. We schedule Ceres work in efficient runs (Highway 99 carries the trip), so mobilization never pads your quote.
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Working in Ceres
Answered before
every Ceres 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.
Is Ceres inside your normal service area?
Ceres work rides on our scheduled Stanislaus 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.
Do I need to be home for the estimate?
For most driveways, no — we can walk it, measure, and leave the written quote. For bigger or gated work we'll set a time that suits you.