Asphalt / Cement · Territory X-Ray
The streets where driveway work is overdue.
An Asphalt / Cement X-Ray ranks neighborhoods by driveway pattern, home vintage, and recent-permit history — the signals that surface streets ready for resurfacing or replacement.
The moat
Three signals that say "this driveway is overdue."
Length and material
From the GIS footprint. Length drives ticket size; material drives the offer (resurface vs replace vs concrete pour).
Original driveway age
From CAMA year built. Pre-1970 streets carry original driveways that have outlived their lifetime.
Recent paving
Permit data flags homes whose driveways were just done. They drop off the campaign list.
Guardrails
What we say. What we don't.
Cluster by driveway pattern, home vintage, and recent-permit history from public records.
Suppress homes whose paving permit data says the work was recently done.
Filter to owner-occupants for the sales lane.
Claim a specific driveway is cracked or in poor condition. Condition is a site-visit determination.
Sell homeowner contact lists.
Promise job count.
FAQ
Can you tell me which driveways are cracked?
No. Condition is determined at the site visit; we surface the neighborhoods where the underlying public-record signal indexes toward "overdue."
Asphalt vs concrete?
The X-Ray surfaces material mix per neighborhood; you decide which offer to lead with.
What does an Asphalt X-Ray cost?
$1,500–$2,500 for the service-area scan and first campaign map.
Your cockpit
Sign in to your live Asphalt / Cement X-Ray.
Driveway-vintage clusters, recent paving suppression, and the deployable list — live in your browser.
Run the Asphalt / Cement X-Ray on your service area.
Give us your county and the towns you work. We come back with the ranked neighborhoods and a first campaign cell.
Request an Asphalt X-Ray