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What We Do in Worthington
Worthington was founded in 1803 and counted about 14,800 residents in the 2020 census. We serve Worthington, with free estimates and written quotes.
• New asphalt driveways, full replacements and widening
• Sealcoating after an inspection, timed to the age of the asphalt
• Crack filling and patching before water gets under the surface
• Concrete driveways, aprons, walks and pads
• Parking lot paving, patching, sealing and striping for offices and associations
Free estimates on every job.
How a Worthington Job Goes
Here is how a Worthington project goes, from the first call to the finished work.
1. Call us and tell us what you have and what you want.
2. We come out, measure, and check drainage and the base under the old pavement.
3. We write up the work, materials and price.
4. You pick a start date and we schedule the crew.
5. We finish the job and walk it with you.
Worthington Pavement Conditions
Worthington dates to 1803 and has about 6,100 homes, from historic village-center houses to later suburban streets. Where a driveway is old, the base underneath matters as much as the surface, so we check it before quoting a new layer.
Water is the main enemy of asphalt here. It gets into cracks, freezes, expands and breaks the surface apart. Before work at the street end of the driveway, ask the City of Worthington what it requires; our written quote can go with your request.
Call or Message Us
Every Bruck job comes with a one-year guarantee, counted from the day the work is complete. It covers our labor and installed asphalt against breakup, concrete labor and materials against workmanship defects, and sealer against chipping and peeling. To claim, write to us within the year; we look at the work before we fix anything. It is for the original customer and begins when the job is finished and paid in full. A few normal limits apply. Read the full terms on our Terms, Conditions & Guarantee page. Call (614) 298-0828 or use Contact Us.
Q: Does Bruck serve Worthington?
A: Yes. We serve Worthington and work in central Ohio regularly. We have been doing it since 1984.
Q: Should I replace my driveway or repair it?
A: Hairline cracks and fading usually mean crack filling and sealcoating. Deep cracks, sunken spots or crumbling edges usually mean resurfacing or replacement. We look at it before we quote.
Q: What if there is a problem after the job?
A: Our work carries a one-year guarantee from completion. Send us a written claim and we inspect it.