Hazel Crest, Illinois Driveway Paving Contractor

Residential Paving Hazel Crest, Illinois

Since 1971 Stanley’s Paving has supplied residents with professional Hazel Crest driveway paving needs. When it comes to Hazel Crest driveway paving we are the experts. A local residential paving company ready to supply you with 50 years of experience. Get your free residential asphalt quote today (888)207-5959.

New Driveways in Hazel Crest, Illinois

Our high-quality asphalt paving services in Hazel Crest are perfect for residential driveways in need of a face-lift. We offer affordable Hazel Crest driveway replacements, specializing in new driveway paving. Not only will this give your Hazel Crest home the curb appeal you’ve always wanted but it’s a great investment because it’ll add value to your property! Contact our experts now and set up an appointment.

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Very Professional

Leonard and his team were amazing! Had a driveway replaced and added extra parking next to my garage. Great work guys! Thank you Stanleys Paving.

Mark Cannon

Awesome Reviews

Nothing but great things to say about Stanleys Paving in Elgin, IL. My family has used Leonard for multiple driveway replacements since 2007. Always quality work and all around a really nice guy. Thank you for the quality work and great prices.

Jackie O

Contractors with a Conscience

These guys handled my driveway replacement like true professionals. Replaced my driveway same day and cleaned up before they left. Leonard really takes pride in his business and makes sure the job is done right.

Tom M

Work Ethic is Beyond Expectations

Great job on my driveway replacement. Leonard and his guys were able to tear out my driveway and replace it in hours. Awesome job!

Mike McCarthy

Hazel Crest, Illinois Driveway Contractors

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Hazel Crest is a village in Cook County, Illinois, United States. The population was 14,100 at the 2010 census.[3]

Hazel Crest was first settled in 1870 in a farming community known as South Harvey. An enterprising newspaper editor named William McClintock moved here from Ohio in 1890, buying 80 acres (320,000 m2) from farmer Fred Puhrman.