Pavement Asset Management

Where others see asphalt, we see opportunity. We collaborate with you to transform ordinary paving into extraordinary canvases, achieving remarkable results that stand the test of time.

About Us

My professional journey has been marked by a consistent pursuit of excellence and a deep-seated desire to cultivate a positive and productive work environment. Over the years, I've observed several management styles and operationals within various organizations. While these experiences provided valuable insights, they also highlighted a persistent gap: the absence of a workplace culture that truly resonated with my values.

I found myself repeatedly drawn to the potential for improvement, recognizing opportunities to enhance efficiency, foster collaboration, and prioritize employee well-being. However, the constraints of established systems often limited my ability to implement these changes. While the allure of readily available employment provided a comfortable path, I realized that true fulfillment lay in building something that reflected my own vision.

The decision to establish RemarkaPave stemmed from a conviction that a business could be both successful and ethically driven. I sought to create a company where innovation, integrity, and a commitment to quality were not mere buzzwords, but the cornerstones of our operations. I recognized that achieving something truly remarkable required stepping outside the familiar and embracing the challenges of entrepreneurship.


We are building a culture at RemarkaPave where skilled and dedicated team members are empowered to deliver their best work through collaboration and support. By prioritizing both our employees and clients, we consistently achieve extraordinary results, creating safe, durable, and visually appealing pavements that demonstrate our commitment to lasting excellence.

Lets start by figuring out the condition your pavement is in, and go from there.

Your pavement, like everything else, has a life cycle, and the condition it's in can be rated using the PASER scale, which uses a rating from 1 (failed) to 10 (new/repaved), and determines where to go from there to keep your pavement safe, long lasting, and looking great.