HIGH QUALITY CONCRETE & ASPHALT PAVING SERVICES

HIGH QUALITY CONCRETE & ASPHALT PAVING SERVICES
WE BELIEVE IN DOING THINGS RIGHT THE FIRST TIME

You deserve reliable communication and quality work, and we’re committed to delivering it, day in and day out, as we have for over two decades. With over 6,000 concrete and asphalt projects under our belt, we’ve got the experience to make it happen for you.

CONCRETE
PARKING LOTS
  • New Parking Lots
  • Full Replacement
  • Repairs
  • Drives and Approaches
  • Sidewalks
  • Sidewalk Ramps
  • Handicap Ramps
  • Curbs and Gutters
  • Speed Bumps
  • Industrial Ramps
  • Pipe Bollards
ASPHALT
PARKING LOTS
  • New Parking Lots
  • Full Replacement
  • Repairs
  • Cement Treated Base (CTB) & Overlay
  • Overlay
  • Full Depth Repair
  • Seal Coat
  • Crack Seal
  • Pot Hole Repair
  • Speed Bumps
  • Pipe Bollards
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
  • Trenching
  • Interior Slabs
  • Small Slab on Grade
  • Piers
  • Grade Beams
  • Pits
  • Machine and Utility Pads
  • Enclosures/Walls
  • Docks and Dock Levelers
  • Ramps
  • Pipe Bollards
PARKING LOT
MAINTENANCE
Striping and Signage:
  • New and Maintenance
  • Parking Stalls
  • ADA Handicap Stalls
  • ADA Handicap Stencils and Signs
  • Fire Lane
  • Crosswalks
  • Ramp Staining
Sealing (Caulking):
  • New and Maintenance
  • Polyurethane or Hot Rubberized
  • Control Joints
  • Expansion Joints
  • Cracks
  • Sidewalks
  • Building Expansion Joints

‘GOOD ENOUGH’
ISN’T GOOD ENOUGH

‘GOOD ENOUGH’ ISN’T GOOD ENOUGH

WE’RE ON A MISSION TO PROVIDE
MORE THAN EXCEPTIONAL PAVING SERVICES

It’s our goal to consistently provide you with a higher level of service and transparency on every project we take on.

OUR PROVEN PROCESS

THE COLT WAY

THE COLT WAY

The Colt Way is our tested and proven process for ensuring every project is executed with excellence, from beginning to end.

1
ASSESSMENT: An Account Manager provides a scope of work or takeoff through an on site assessment or set of plans.
2
ESTIMATE PROCESS: The Account Manager and Estimator review the project to estimate materials, labor, equipment, and all other variables.
3
PROPOSAL PROCESS: A detailed and informative proposal is presented to help outline and educate our client on all options and variables for the project.
4
TRANSITION MEETING: Upon approval, the Account Manager transitions the job to the Production Team and schedules an internal pre-con meeting with the Project Manager and Superintendent.
5
SCHEDULING: Once the project has been transitioned, the Project Manager assigned will communicate all scheduling details for the project.
6
ON-SITE MEETING: Before construction begins, an on-site pre-construction meeting takes place with the client, Account Manager, Project Manager, and Superintendent.
7
COMMUNICATION: The Project Manager and Superintendent stay on top of communication before, during, and after—ensuring our team and clients are always updated.
8
QUALITY CONTROL: The Superintendent and Crew Chief ensure quality control with multiple checkpoints. All crew members act professionally and maintain a safe environment with proper PPE.
9
CLOSE OUT CREW: The Close Out Crew conducts a final cleaning, removes barricades, power washes, seals joints, completes striping, and sends construction photos.
10
ACCOUNTING: Accounting ensures all documents and invoicing are processesed accurately and on time.
1. Assessment

An Account Manager provides a scope of work or takeoff through an on site assessment or set of plans.

2. Estimate Process

The Account Manager and Estimator review the project to estimate materials, labor, equipment, and all other variables.

3. Proposal Process

A detailed and informative proposal is presented to help outline and educate our client on all options and variables for the project.

4. Transition Meeting

Upon approval, the Account Manager transitions the job to the Production Team and schedules an internal pre-con meeting with the Project Manager and Superintendent.

5. Scheduling

Once the project has been transitioned, the Project Manager assigned will communicate all scheduling details for the project.

6. On-site Meeting

Before construction begins, an on-site pre-construction meeting takes place with the client, Account Manager, Project Manager, and Superintendent.

7. Communication

An Account Manager provides a scope of work or takeoff through an on site assessment or set of plans.

8. Quality Control

The Account Manager and Estimator review the project to estimate materials, labor, equipment, and all other variables.

9. Close Out Crew

An Account Manager provides a scope of work or takeoff through an on site assessment or set of plans.

10. Accounting

The Account Manager and Estimator review the project to estimate materials, labor, equipment, and all other variables.

ADDITIONAL

OFFICE & FIELD SUPPORT

OFFICE & FIELD SUPPORT

Getting things done right the first time takes a team of experts. In addition to every team member involved in our proven process, we have additional team members behind every project:

President/GM

Contracts and general oversight of the entire process.

Sales Manager

General oversight of proposal and estimations.

Office Admin

Permitting & post-construction analysis.

Operations Manager

General oversight of the construction process and staff.

Yard Manager

Ensures equipment and materials are ready for projects.

Mechanics

Conduct field equipment repairs as needed.

Drivers

Ensure on-time deliveries of materials.

COLT STANDARD
METHODS AND MATERIALS

WE’RE COMMITTED TO DELIVERING
CONSISTENTLY HIGH QUALITY WORK

Concrete

Demolition

Existing pavement, curb and sidewalk needing removal will be saw-cut into sections/blocks or perimeter cut and demolished using breaker/hammer and then removed by appropriate equipment. Concrete slurry resulting from concrete saw operation will be vacuumed and removed from site. All materials removed during demolition will be removed from site.

Subgrade Preparation

Subgrade will be excavated as needed and either FlexBase for pavement/curbs or a Fine Grade FlexBase for sidewalks will be added & compacted as necessary to ensure desired compaction/surface preparation is achieved & lines are brought to the required grades for placement of new concrete.

Expansion and Control Joints
  • Expansion Joints
    Redwood will be placed from subgrade to pavement grade and spaced as needed or to match existing. A felt-based expansion material will be against existing slabs/foundations.
  • Control Joints
    In pavement will be green-sawed at 15’ intervals or to match to existing; sidewalks will be troweled at intervals equal to width or to match existing. Note: All joints will be sealed to match existing.

Note: All joints will be sealed to match existing.

Concrete Material

All drive, curb and sidewalk paving shall be designed to have a minimum compressive strength of 3,500 psi at twenty-eight (28) days and placed at a depth of 5” for sidewalk, 6” for pavement and 12” for curbs. Concrete will have a camel hair broom finish. Note: A curing compound will be applied during the hot months of the year (with daily temperatures exceeding approx. 90°) to protect it from drying out too quickly resulting in a weaker finish with higher tendencies toward cracking and spalling.

Steel Specifications
  • Paving and Sidewalk
    No. 3 deformed domestic rebar placed on 18” centers each way.
  • Curb
    3 continuous lines of No. 3 deformed domestic rebar.
  • Expansion Joints
    No. 3 deformed domestic rebar dowels 24” long placed on 18” centers and located at mid-depth.
  • Longitudinal Butt Joints (into existing paving)
    No. 3 deformed domestic rebar dowels 20” long placed on 18” centers, located at mid-depth and drilled 8” into existing pavement.

Asphalt

Overlay

Clean existing area with “Power Broom” and/or “Billy Goat” as needed. Apply a tack coat over entire surface area. Install 2” of Hot Asphalt Type “D” topping. Roll to compaction with a steel wheel vibratory roller.

Full-depth

Perimeter of area to be saw cut & removed to a depth of 6” and sub-grade compacted. Tack and install a 4” binder base of Hot Asphalt Type “B” followed by a topping base of Hot Asphalt Type “D” rolled with steel wheel vibratory roller to a compacted depth of approx. 2” and flush with adjacent gutter.

Cement Treated Base (CTB) & Overlay

Existing asphalt to be pulverized to a depth of 9” adding 6″ of Portland cement by weight finishing with water & compaction to depth of 6”. Tack coat to be placed over entire surface of newly prepared subgrade. Hot asphalt type “D” will then be placed and rolled with steel wheel vibratory roller to a compacted depth of approx. 2”.

Sealcoat

Clean existing area with “Power Broom” and/or “Billy Goat” as needed. Treat areas of petroleum saturation & prime with a heavy-duty bonding agent to promote surface adhesion. Apply 2 coats of Coal Tar Pitch Emulsion protective coating at 1 gallon per 45 sq. ft. Six pounds of sand to be added per 1 gallon of coal tar. GemSeal Fed/Spec Pavement Sealer will be mixed at 4 gallons per 100 gallons of coal tar.

Barricades & Safety

All exterior construction areas will be adequately closed off with barricades, pylons or yellow caution tape. Barriers around new concrete pavement and curbs will remain in place for 5 days; new concrete sidewalks 24 hours; new asphalt pavement 3 days to ensure material is fully cured for traffic.

concrete construction services

Barricades & Safety

All exterior construction areas will be adequately closed off with barricades, pylons or yellow caution tape. Barriers around new concrete pavement and curbs will remain in place for 5 days; new concrete sidewalks 24 hours; new asphalt pavement 3 days to ensure material is fully cured for traffic.

concrete construction services

Colt provides concrete and asphalt paving projects & repair services to commercial/retail/industrial property managers, owners and general contractors in the greater Dallas/Fort Worth area.