Louisville Paving and Construction Company is a family-owned business serving the Louisville Metro and southern Indiana region (Kentuckiana) with a complete range of commercial and residential site construction and asphalt paving services.
We specialize in construction services that include road construction and rehabilitation, asphalt milling and paving, commercial parking lots, site development, utilities, treatment plants and trucking services.Founded in 1949, Louisville Paving and Construction Company owns and operates three modern asphalt plants in the greater Louisville area that are fully certified for asphalt design and production.
Mike Mingus successfully passed his National Binder Technician Certification (NBTC) from the Asphalt Institute! This is a tremendous accomplishment that bolsters the credibility of our Bluegrass Testing laboratory, and further establishes us as the premier laboratory in the region. We're thrilled to be helping the Miracle League of Louisville by donating our site work and paving services for their new field!
We specialize in construction services that include road construction and rehabilitation, asphalt milling and paving, commercial parking lots, site development, utilities, treatment plants and trucking services.Founded in 1949, Louisville Paving and Construction Company owns and operates three modern asphalt plants in the greater Louisville area that are fully certified for asphalt design and production.
Mike Mingus successfully passed his National Binder Technician Certification (NBTC) from the Asphalt Institute! This is a tremendous accomplishment that bolsters the credibility of our Bluegrass Testing laboratory, and further establishes us as the premier laboratory in the region. We're thrilled to be helping the Miracle League of Louisville by donating our site work and paving services for their new field!
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From our humble beginning as a driveway paving company, Louisville Paving and Construction Company is now the premier highway contractor in the greater Louisville, Kentucky and southern Indiana region. For 70 years, we've been building and rehabilitating roads and parking lots. Serving both the public and private sectors, Louisville Paving and Construction Company offers an integrated package of professional construction services.
Louisville Paving and Construction Company is a family-owned business with a rich history born from modest beginnings. Our story begins nearly a century ago, in 1919, when Joseph Michael Dougherty, a second-generation descendant of Irish immigrants, formed the Dougherty Coal Company. Joseph Michael's son, Joseph Thomas, joined the company soon after and continued to grow the business after his father's death in 1927.
We passionately connect people to their lives by building the subdivisions where they live, the parks where they play, the stores where they shop, the offices where they work, the schools where they learn, the churches where they pray and the roads and the infrastructure that get them there. Our commitment sustains our operations and promotes both the personal and professional growth of our team members.
Recycle old asphalt pavement from area homes and businesses, processing and blending it with virgin materials to build new roads. We are one of Kentucky's largest recyclers of construction materials. Look for new ways to improve the efficiency of our processes and equipment in an effort to conserve energy, reduce waste and lessen our environmental impact.
Louisville Paving and Construction Company owns and operates several asphalt plants in the Louisville metropolitan area, as well as, an liquid asphalt terminal in Carrollton, Kentucky, which service Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Each plant has its own certified materials testing/quality control lab.
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Angela Walden
Jul 29, 2021
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Christy
Jun 29, 2021
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Louisville Paving was doing road work on highway 62 and apparently signed a contract with Reynolds Sealing and Striping for the yellow painted lines on the roads. My brand new Blazer now has yellow paint speckles all of the driver side because the clowns obviously didn't do their job to protect other vehicles from their over spray. Conveniently they couldn't find a truck in the area in that time period.
Hubert R. Cornett
Mar 31, 2021
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Doug Bowling
Mar 25, 2021
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Chris Byrd
Aug 19, 2020
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