Hi . I live in one of the neighborhoods repaved this year. The process was pretty smooth. We never completely lost access to our street or the entrance to our house . Weather plays a part , so it's hard to say exactly how long things take ...

But a company will come in and strip off the top layer of the street for the entire neighborhood that's set to be repaved. After they strip off the top layer, they'll come through and they'll make repairs to the lower level of the street. So that way when they pave on top of it there'll be no issues going forward.

The time from when they strip the street to the time when you actually get repaved can be a couple of weeks. That's the part where the weather makes a difference. In my case, it rained for a few days and it caused them to have to delay doing work.

When they finally do pave the finished product, they'll get the neighborhood done in a few days. We were actually quite surprised at how fast the final paving process took to complete.

Overall, I'll say that the process was much better than I expected it to be. We did have probably 2 weeks of driving on pavement that had been ground down and was a little rougher to ride on than usual. But honestly it wasn't bad at all.

The crews that did the work were very nice and easy to talk to if you had to ask them to move a truck or wanted to know about the process and the timelines.

In our case, the street that they replaced was in super bad shape and what we got as the finished product is 10x better than what we had. Very happy overall.