Asphalt Resurfacing vs. New Paving: Which Is Better in 2026?
That is especially true when an driveway asphalt has started showing cracks, potholes, rough patches, or drainage problems. Homeowners often reach the same crossroads: Should I resurface the existing driveway, or is it time to install completely new asphalt paving? The answer is not simply about choosing the cheaper option. A driveway may look tired on the surface while still having a solid foundation underneath. In that situation, asphalt resurfacing can provide a fresh, durable surface without the cost and disruption of complete replacement. But when the underlying base has failed, putting new asphalt over the problem may only postpone the inevitable. In 2026, Connecticut homeowners are also dealing with the same forces that have always challenged asphalt: freeze-thaw cycles, moisture, heavy vehicles, drainage issues, temperature changes, and normal wear. Crossroads Paving CT provides residential and commercial paving, including asphalt paving, resurfacing, repairs, millin...