Bracken Paving

We would like everyone to know how nice it was to do business with a firm such as Bracken Paving. Our expectations have been exceeded by the workmanship on our driveway. The people in your employ really do make a difference! As a company that is dedicated to service and quality workmanship, we are providing useful information to help you gain a better understanding of the residential and commercial paving and pavement maintenance process. Explore our site to find out why you are more than just a driveway to us.

Simply put, asphalt stamping is a new and low cost way to beautify your property. At a fraction of the cost of stamped concrete, and the ease of installation decorative asphalt stamping is the premier solution for making a lasting, decorative impression on your property. From a variety of styles, we can create a beautiful imprint into either your existing or new asphalt. The creative process can adorn your existing parking lot, mark out pedestrian walkways or beautifully display your company logo.

Bracken Paving is a successful, progressive paving company located in Upper East Tennessee that is dedicated to exceeding our customer's expectations while providing professional quality service. Our company started with one dump truck in 1991 and has now grown to employ over 30 people. Alan Bracken was born in October of 1971 in South Carolina to a family devoted to loving and serving God. The Bracken family moved to Tennessee when Alan was seven years old. They lived on a farm where hard work and long hours were a part of every day life.

Bracken Paving has been awarded the Kingsport Time News Readers Choice Award for the last five years running. The Bracken team is dedicated to designing and building durable driveways. This commitment is backed with our 2 year warranty. Capping (or an overlay) is when a 2 layer of asphalt is placed over the top of your existing driveway. Whether you're starting with gravel, grass, or replacing an existing driveway, Bracken will install a new asphalt driveway. The process begins with grading for drainage: building the base for durability which is installing rock then compacting it.