Fontana is the second-largest city in San Bernardino County, covering about 42 square miles in the heart of the Inland Empire. It sits at the crossroads of I-10, I-15, and SR-210, with a mix of established flatland neighborhoods near Foothill Boulevard and newer master-planned communities in the northern foothills. Many homes here were built in large residential tracts during the 1990s and early 2000s - which means driveways, concrete flatwork, and block walls that are now 20 to 30 years old and starting to show the effects of years of Inland Empire heat and sun. The city is also a major logistics hub, with large commercial corridors along its southern and western edges near Sierra Avenue that generate heavy daily truck traffic.

For property owners in Fontana, the combination of expansive clay soils, triple-digit summer heat, and occasional winter rain creates more stress on pavement than most parts of California. Those clay soils shift with every wet-dry cycle, pushing driveways and parking lots from below - and the sun breaks down the asphalt binder from above. Whether you are near the Auto Club Speedway on the west side, along the Pacific Electric Trail corridor, or up in the foothills neighborhoods, Fontana Asphalt Paving has been handling paving and maintenance jobs across all parts of the city since 2018. We understand what Fontana's climate does to pavement - and how to build surfaces that hold up under it.