SERVING NEW HAVEN, MI · MACOMB COUNTY
COMMERCIAL PAVING, CONCRETE & SITE SERVICES IN NEW HAVEN, MI
Delivering heavy-duty asphalt paving, reinforced concrete loading docks, engineered stormwater catch basins, and reliable 24/7 commercial winter response directly from our primary operations facility at 22750 Macomb Industrial Drive.
Local Yard
22750 Macomb Ind. Dr
38+ Years
Serving New Haven
100% In-House
Heavy Machinery
MDOT & Twp
Fully Compliant
CORE COMMERCIAL SITE CAPABILITIES IN NEW HAVEN
Engineered site infrastructure and dedicated civil maintenance built for the commercial corridors that carry New Haven traffic - Gratiot Avenue (M-3), 26 Mile Road, and the I-94 corridor.
Commercial Asphalt Paving & Milling
Precision milling, base stabilization, and high-load commercial asphalt surfaces.
Engineered to withstand heavy axle weights, continuous logistics cycles, and severe Michigan freeze-thaw subgrade shifting on Gratiot Avenue (M-3) commercial property.
Heavy Industrial Concrete & Aprons
Reinforced concrete slabs, industrial dolly pads, and loading dock approaches.
Poured with wire-mesh rebar matrices and high-PSI commercial mixes capable of handling rigorous trailer landing gear pressure at New Haven loading docks.
Catch Basin & Storm Drainage Engineering
Underground stormwater structure rebuilds, riser repairs, and drainage correction.
Full structural excavation, concrete collar resets, and township stormwater discharge standard compliance to eliminate liability.
ADA Walkways & Parking Lot Striping
Code-compliant barrier-free accessibility, ramp construction, and layout marking.
Precision grade transitions, truncated dome installation, and durable traffic-grade epoxy layout for retail and clinical campuses.
24/7 Commercial Snow & Ice Management
Zero-tolerance de-icing, dedicated wheel loader fleets, and site clearing.
Staged from our Macomb County yard with GPS-tracked equipment to keep New Haven retail and logistics property open through the storm.
LOCALIZED KNOWLEDGE OF NEW HAVEN COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Running out of a Macomb County yard lets us handle municipal permitting, right-of-way compliance, and soil condition assessment for New Haven commercial property without long mobilizations.
OUR NEW HAVEN ADVANTAGE
Minutes from the Gratiot Avenue (M-3) corridor, our own machinery avoids extended highway moves, which lowers transit cost and shortens response time on emergency repairs in New Haven.
I-94 Logistics Corridor
Distribution and freight property where continuous trailer load demands 8-inch reinforced concrete at aprons and deep-milled asphalt elsewhere.
Gratiot Avenue (M-3)
Highway service commercial with steady truck movement that breaks down approach lanes and curb returns first.
26 Mile & Village Commercial
Compact village frontage with shared entries, needing phased work that keeps every tenant reachable.
Warehouse & Yard Property
Large yard areas where base stabilization and drainage pitch prevent rutting under repeated heavy equipment movement.
Gratiot, 26 Mile, and Main Street Paving Work
Asphalt Paving & Concrete Projects in New Haven Neighborhoods
Our gallery shows recent work near Ecorse Rd, the Fairlane district, and the Miller Road corridor, where traffic loading, drainage fall, and winter plow wear decide how long pavement stays in service. The map also ties back to our owner's 30-year construction background, with each project added after we review the base, runoff path, and repair history on site.

David Koback
President

From Our Founders
A parking lot is only as good as the base-layers beneath it. At D&J Contracting, we refuse to 'pave over' existing site problems. We engineer every project to withstand the Michigan freeze-thaw cycle by prioritizing subbase integrity and precise drainage pitch. When you build on a correct foundation, your asset lasts decades, not just seasons.

Bradley Sanford
Vice President
Reviews from New Haven Property Managers
Commercial clients in New Haven judge our work by how the pavement holds under traffic, water, and freeze-thaw cycles. After 38 years in Macomb, their reviews keep coming back to the same point: base preparation and compaction decide whether asphalt stays serviceable or starts failing early.

New Haven Paving Permits & Safety Compliance
- Start with the New Haven website so your paving scope follows the city's current review path before you mobilize crews or schedule work.
- Check Paving, Drainage, & ROW Permits early, since curb cuts, basin work, and right of way changes can stall a lot after layout if they are not cleared first.
- Use MissDig before excavation so underground utilities get marked before saw cutting, base removal, or trenching starts.
NEW HAVEN CONTRACTING FAQ
Our New Haven team provides dependable commercial sitework, paving, drainage, and snow services backed by local experience. Get answers before your next project begins.
Where does your New Haven crew dispatch from?
Our primary operations yard, fleet maintenance center, and equipment terminal are located at 22750 Macomb Industrial Drive in New Haven. Our central location eliminates long transit times to regional jobsites across Macomb and Oakland counties.
Do you handle stormwater drainage and township engineering permits directly?
Yes. We manage complete civil permitting, soil erosion control (SESC) filings, and direct coordination with the New Haven Building Department and Macomb County Public Works Office for all catch basin rebuilds and site grading work.
How would you phase paving for a busy retail center on a corridor like Gratiot Avenue (M-3)?
We build the schedule in stages, mill on night shifts, and route traffic with high-visibility controls, so business entrances, delivery bays, and customer parking lanes stay usable and safe for the length of the job.
What is the advantage of contracting snow removal from a local facility?
Having dedicated wheel loaders, salt reserves, and drivers stationed right here in New Haven guarantees rapid dispatch when snowfall hits trigger levels, preventing business opening delays and treacherous morning freeze conditions.
Do you provide asphalt paving services in New Haven, Michigan?
Yes, our team provides commercial asphalt paving services throughout New Haven and surrounding areas. We handle parking lot paving, asphalt repair, sealcoating, and resurfacing projects for commercial and industrial properties.
What types of asphalt paving projects do you handle in New Haven?
Yes, our team provides commercial asphalt paving services throughout New Haven and surrounding areas. We handle parking lot paving, asphalt repair, sealcoating, and resurfacing projects for commercial and industrial properties.
How long does asphalt paving usually last in New Haven's climate?
Yes, our team provides commercial asphalt paving services throughout New Haven and surrounding areas. We handle parking lot paving, asphalt repair, sealcoating, and resurfacing projects for commercial and industrial properties.
Do you offer free estimates for asphalt paving projects?
Yes, our team provides commercial asphalt paving services throughout New Haven and surrounding areas. We handle parking lot paving, asphalt repair, sealcoating, and resurfacing projects for commercial and industrial properties.
How long does a commercial parking lot paving project take?
Yes, our team provides commercial asphalt paving services throughout New Haven and surrounding areas. We handle parking lot paving, asphalt repair, sealcoating, and resurfacing projects for commercial and industrial properties.
What causes asphalt cracks and potholes in New Haven?
Yes, our team provides commercial asphalt paving services throughout New Haven and surrounding areas. We handle parking lot paving, asphalt repair, sealcoating, and resurfacing projects for commercial and industrial properties.
NEW HAVEN · FREE SITE EVALUATION
GET A FREE QUOTE FOR YOUR NEW HAVEN PAVING PROJECT
New Haven property managers can call D&J Contracting for a free site evaluation and quote when the lot needs a hard look at subgrade, drainage, and asphalt thickness before any new mat goes down. We inspect the surface as it sits, then build a scope that fits commercial traffic and the way the pavement loads near Gratiot Avenue (M-3), 26 Mile Road, and the I-94 corridor.







