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Comprehensive Asphalt Paving Services Throughout Bath Township

In Bath Township and nearby areas of western Summit County, Cardinal Asphalt Company provides asphalt paving, parking lot repair, sealcoating, crack filling, pothole repair, driveway services, and commercial concrete solutions for residential and commercial properties throughout this affluent rural-suburban community. From the quiet residential enclaves near Hale Farm & Village to the active commercial corridor in the Montrose and Ghent Junction areas, we bring the same standard of craftsmanship to every project.

Bath Township’s paving needs span the full range of property types: private residential driveways on large wooded lots, commercial parking facilities serving the Montrose hospitality corridor along Interstate 77, and light industrial properties connected to the Joint Economic Development District shared with Akron and Fairlawn. Cardinal Asphalt handles all of it — new construction paving, rip-out and replacement, asphalt overlay, milling, saw cut and removal, striping, and commercial concrete for parking lots, sidewalks, and machine foundations.

Founded in 1994 by James Richardson, Cardinal Asphalt has spent 35 years building a reputation on word-of-mouth referrals alone — no billboards, no print campaigns, just work that speaks for itself. Our team includes employees who have spent careers in Northeast Ohio’s paving industry, and we are proud that the next generation of the Richardson family is now carrying this business forward. We hold an A+ BBB rating and maintain active membership in professional associations serving Summit and Portage Counties.

Reach out to Cardinal Asphalt Company today for a free Bath Township paving estimate — we’ll assess your property honestly and recommend only what your surface genuinely needs.

Cardinal Asphalt Company brings 35 years of Northeast Ohio expertise to Bath Township property owners who expect quality to match their community's high standards. We've built this company on word-of-mouth referrals because we do what we say and stand behind our work. Our A+ BBB rating and membership in regional professional associations reflect our commitment to integrity. We evaluate each Bath Township project honestly — recommending repair when it will hold and replacement only when it's truly needed — because protecting your investment is more important than maximizing our revenue.
  • 35 YEARS OF NORTHEAST OHIO EXPERTISE:

    Cardinal Asphalt has operated continuously in this region since 1994 — building deep knowledge of Summit County soil conditions, drainage patterns, and climate demands.

  • WORD-OF-MOUTH REPUTATION:

    We have never relied on advertising — every customer call comes from a neighbor’s referral or a past job they drove by, which tells you everything about our consistency.

  • SOLUTIONS THAT LAST:

    Cardinal Asphalt will decline projects where the proposed fix won’t hold — because we’re here for your long-term business, not a quick paycheck at your expense.

  • FAMILY BUSINESS, SECOND GENERATION:

    The Richardson family’s next generation is now active in daily operations — bringing fresh energy and the same foundational values that built this company.

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Bath Township is a western Summit County community of approximately 10,000 residents spread across 23 square miles of rolling terrain that combines rural residential character with close proximity to Akron and Fairlawn’s commercial amenities. The township encompasses distinct sub-communities including the unincorporated hamlet of Ghent, the Montrose commercial area along its southern border, and Hammond’s Corners to the north. Home to Hale Farm & Village — a historic Western Reserve property within the Cuyahoga Valley National Park — Bath Township blends preserved landscape with a high-income residential base, as evidenced by median family incomes exceeding $99,000. Access to Interstate 77 and State Route 18 makes the Montrose corridor one of the most commercially active unincorporated areas in Summit County, featuring multiple hotels, restaurants, and professional service businesses.

Pavement performance in Bath Township is shaped by the area’s variable terrain and Northeast Ohio’s aggressive winter weather. Large residential lots with long private driveways are common throughout the township, and many of these surfaces require attention to drainage management given Bath’s hilly topography and clay-rich soils that retain moisture and exacerbate freeze-thaw damage. The Montrose commercial zone, with its hotel parking structures and restaurant access drives, faces high-cycle traffic wear and seasonal deterioration from road salt migration. Cardinal Asphalt understands both the residential and commercial paving demands of Bath Township, OH and approaches every project with the right materials and methods for this unique suburban-rural landscape.

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Does Cardinal Asphalt service the Montrose commercial corridor in Bath Township?

Yes. Cardinal Asphalt Company provides parking lot paving, sealcoating, crack repair, and striping services for commercial properties throughout the Montrose area of Bath Township, OH, including hotels, restaurants, and professional service facilities along the Interstate 77 corridor.

How does Bath Township's hilly terrain affect driveway paving and drainage planning?

Bath Township’s rolling topography and clay-heavy soils require careful grading and drainage planning during driveway paving. Cardinal Asphalt evaluates each property’s slope and drainage patterns before recommending paving solutions that prevent water pooling and base erosion — common issues for residential driveways on Bath Township’s larger, wooded lots.

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