Asphalt Paving in D'Iberville, MS

Asphalt paving in D'Iberville serves one of the newest and fastest-growing cities on the coast. D'Iberville officially became a city on February 23, 1988, and its population went from 6,566 in 1990 to 12,721 at the 2020 census. That growth means a lot of driveways that are 10 to 25 years old: past the new stage, not yet worn out, and at the point where the right maintenance makes the biggest difference.

Driveways in newer subdivisions

Many D'Iberville homes were built in the years after the city formed and again after Katrina. Builder-grade driveways are often thin, and the first signs of trouble are spiderweb cracks in the wheel paths and edges that crumble where the lawn meets the pavement. If the cracking is still on the surface, crack sealing and a sealcoat buy years. If it has spread into a network of small blocks, the base underneath is giving way, and we recommend removing that section and rebuilding it.

Low ground near the Back Bay

D'Iberville sits immediately north of Biloxi across the Back Bay, at an elevation of about 13 feet. Near the water, the soil stays wet for long stretches after storms, and a driveway that holds a puddle will soften from below. We pay close attention to grade here, shaping the surface so water runs off rather than sitting on it and, where a yard drains toward the drive, adding a swale along the edge.

Busy roads and commercial lots

The city keeps working on its main roads. In 2026 it paved the stretch from Central Avenue and Rodriguez Street to Auto Mall Parkway and D'Iberville Boulevard, and it has received federal money for road widening and safety work. Businesses along these corridors see constant traffic, so their lots wear fast at entrances. We handle patching, mill-and-overlay, sealcoating and restriping, phased so customers can still get in.

After the storm

D'Iberville was extensively damaged by Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005, and Mexican marines along with U.S. and Dutch navy sailors helped clear debris that September. Some driveways rebuilt in the rush afterward were laid quickly over whatever base was left. If yours has never been quite level, we can find out why before we suggest a fix.

Driveways that meet busy roads

Where a D'Iberville driveway opens onto a busy collector road, the apron takes the hardest hits: cars braking, turning and climbing the lip from the street. We build the apron with extra base and compaction and cut a clean, sealed joint at the street edge so it does not break away from the road.

A tight housing market

The 2020 census counted 5,371 housing units in D'Iberville, with only 6.1% vacant, one of the lowest rates on the coast. For homeowners getting ready to sell, a clean, sealed driveway is one of the first things buyers see.

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