WPC Asphalt Services provides asphalt paving, resurfacing, patching, sealcoating, crack filling, striping and grading in Hoffman Estates, Cook County, Illinois. The company is family-owned, has operated from nearby Hoffman Estates since 1985, and provides complete written estimates with no hidden fees. Call (847) 923-8635.
Hoffman Estates is home base. The village pairs mid-century subdivisions built out through the 1950s and 1960s east of Barrington Road with far newer development on the west side, and it carries an unusually large commercial pavement footprint for its size thanks to the Prairie Stone business park, the arena and hotel district, and the Golf Road and Higgins Road retail corridors. That combination means a single crew day can move between a 1960s residential driveway replacement and a multi-acre corporate lot overlay without leaving the village.
Hoffman Estates, Cook County, Illinois. Free written estimates with no hidden fees.
The full service line, available on every job. The highlighted service leads for this town.
Four decades in one market. Not a seasonal crew, not a franchise, not a call center routing to subcontractors.
We identify the cause of pavement failure and specify the effective solution — the difference between a repair that lasts and one that repeats.
Grading, drainage, base, paving, sealing, striping and concrete under one scope — no coordination gap between trades.
Pavement management planning turns unpredictable capital risk into a budgetable schedule.
Yes. WPC has operated out of Hoffman Estates since the company opened in 1985, and the office is located on Golf Center. Being headquartered in the village means shorter mobilization, easier scheduling around your operating hours, and the ability to walk a site quickly when a customer needs an estimate.
It depends on the condition of the base, not the age of the surface. If the gravel base underneath is still stable and the failures are limited to surface cracking and oxidation, an overlay is usually the better economic choice. If there is alligator cracking across large areas, sunken sections, or standing water, the base has failed and a remove-and-replace is the durable answer. WPC estimators core the problem areas before recommending either one.