Anthony’s Asphalt provides HOA paving, subdivision asphalt repair, private road resurfacing, parking lot maintenance, sealcoating, and pavement planning for homeowners associations, condominium communities, and residential developments throughout Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, and Southeast Michigan.
We work with HOA boards, property managers, community associations, and developers to evaluate pavement conditions, prioritize repairs, plan larger resurfacing projects, and coordinate work around resident access.
- 14+years in business
- 20M+square feet of asphalt maintained
- 2021Pavement Top Contractor
- Freeestimates for boards and managers
HOA & Subdivision Asphalt Paving Services
From localized repairs to larger subdivision paving projects, the scope should reflect the condition and use of each paved area.
Private Road & Subdivision Paving
Installation and reconstruction for private community roads, subdivision streets, entrances, and internal drive lanes.
Road & Parking Lot Resurfacing
When the underlying pavement is sufficiently stable, resurfacing may restore aging roads or parking areas without complete reconstruction.
HOA Asphalt Repair
Potholes, failed sections, alligator cracking, broken edges, and uneven areas addressed before damage spreads.
Community Parking Areas
Paving, repair, maintenance, and striping for guest parking, clubhouse lots, and shared parking areas.
Does Your HOA Need Repair, Resurfacing, or Replacement?
The right approach depends on the condition of the pavement, underlying base, drainage, traffic patterns, and extent of deterioration.
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Isolated potholes or failed areasTargeted asphalt repairLocalized failures in otherwise usable roads or parking areas
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Cracks with stable surrounding pavementCrack sealing and maintenancePreventative maintenance before deterioration spreads
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Worn surface, suitable underlying pavementResurfacing may be appropriateAging private roads and shared parking areas
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Widespread structural deteriorationFull-depth replacement may be requiredRoads with recurring failures or extensive deterioration
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Standing water or drainage-related failureAddress contributing conditions before pavingLow areas, entrances, and sections with recurring water problems
Private Roads, Entrances & Shared Drive Lanes
Private roads are often one of the largest pavement assets managed by an HOA. Unlike individual driveways, they may carry resident vehicles, visitors, delivery trucks, waste collection vehicles, maintenance equipment, and emergency traffic.
Recurring potholes, widespread cracking, drainage problems, uneven pavement, and deteriorated edges can indicate that a road needs more than another temporary patch.
Condominium and townhome communities add shared parking, drive approaches, and common facilities. We coordinate work across these areas so associations can address deterioration without treating every section as a separate project. See also apartment and condominium asphalt paving.
Phased HOA Paving to Maintain Resident Access
Completely closing a subdivision road or large shared parking area may not be practical. Where site conditions allow, paving can be divided into phases so homes, parking, facilities, and entrances stay reachable while work progresses.
- Section-by-section paving
- Resident access planning
- Community entrance coordination
- Guest parking considerations
- Delivery and service access
- Trash collection coordination
- Parking restriction planning
- Striping and reopening coordination
See Our Crew at Work in a Residential Community
HOA Sealcoating & Preventative Maintenance
Not every paved area needs to be resurfaced or replaced. Preventative maintenance can protect serviceable asphalt and give boards more flexibility when planning future capital projects.
Crack Sealing
Sealing suitable cracks can help limit water infiltration before freeze-thaw cycles contribute to further deterioration.
Sealcoating
Sealcoating can help protect suitable asphalt surfaces from oxidation, weather exposure, moisture, and everyday traffic.
Pavement Inspections
Periodic pavement reviews help associations identify developing problems and prioritize maintenance, repair, and resurfacing.
Pavement Planning for HOA & Community Budgets
Large asphalt projects can be a significant expense. A pavement plan shows what needs attention now, what can be maintained, and what may need a larger capital project later.
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Now: Immediate Repairs
Potholes, failed areas, drainage concerns, and other deterioration requiring near-term attention.
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Ongoing: Preventative Maintenance
Serviceable pavement that may benefit from crack sealing, sealcoating, or localized repairs.
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Later: Future Capital Projects
Larger resurfacing or reconstruction that may require association budgeting and approval.
Who We Work With
- Homeowners associations
- Condominium associations
- Townhome communities
- Residential developments
- Private communities
- Property management firms
Managing several communities? See property management asphalt services and our commercial paving services.
HOA Paving in Ann Arbor & Southeast Michigan
We serve HOA and condominium communities throughout Washtenaw County and surrounding markets, including Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Saline, Dexter, Chelsea, Brighton and Howell. Commercial coverage by county: Washtenaw, Livingston, Oakland and Wayne.
Why HOA Boards & Property Managers Choose Anthony’s Asphalt
Boards and property managers need a clear scope, practical scheduling, understandable recommendations, and a plan for maintaining access during construction.
- Commercial-scale paving capabilities
- HOA and community pavement planning
- Phased work for resident access
- Clear project scopes and estimates
- Paving, resurfacing, repair, and maintenance
- Michigan pavement experience
- Preventative maintenance planning
- Support for multi-area community projects
Planning an HOA or Community Asphalt Project?
Whether your association is addressing potholes, planning private road resurfacing, maintaining shared parking areas, or budgeting for a larger pavement project, Anthony’s Asphalt can evaluate the property and help define the appropriate scope.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Anthony’s Asphalt pave private roads for HOAs?
Yes. Anthony’s Asphalt provides asphalt paving, resurfacing, repair, and maintenance for privately managed community roads and subdivision pavement.
Can an HOA road be resurfaced instead of completely replaced?
Potentially. Resurfacing may be appropriate when the underlying pavement remains sufficiently stable. Roads with extensive structural or base failure may require deeper repairs or reconstruction.
Can HOA paving be completed in phases?
Yes. Where the site allows, larger projects can often be divided into phases to help maintain access to homes, entrances, parking areas, and community facilities while work progresses.
How should an HOA plan for a large paving project?
Start by evaluating pavement condition and separating immediate repair needs from maintenance, resurfacing, and future reconstruction. This gives the board a clearer basis for defining scope, budgeting, and scheduling.
Do you provide asphalt repair for condominium communities?
Yes. Asphalt repair can address potholes, failed pavement, damaged edges, deteriorated parking areas, and other localized problems within condominium and townhome communities.
Do you provide sealcoating and crack sealing for HOA roads?
Yes. Crack sealing and sealcoating can be included in an HOA pavement maintenance plan when those treatments are appropriate for the condition of the asphalt.
Can you work with an HOA property management company?
Yes. Anthony’s Asphalt can work with HOA boards, community managers, and property management teams when evaluating, planning, and coordinating pavement projects.
What areas does Anthony’s Asphalt serve for HOA paving?
Anthony’s Asphalt serves HOA and condominium communities throughout Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, and surrounding Southeast Michigan markets, including Ypsilanti, Saline, Dexter, Chelsea, Brighton, Howell, and nearby communities.
