Pennsylvania Paving Company

About Pennsylvania Paving Company

There is a moment around midday after a storm when the sky over the Lincoln Highway cracks open and the blacktop starts showing through again, dark and faintly steaming. Pennsylvania Paving Company works toward that moment — plowing parking lots and driveways, pushing snow to the edges where it can melt without flooding the aprons, clearing walkways and running salt across the lanes people actually drive. A big lot is a geometry problem: where the piles go, which way the meltwater will run, how to leave the striping usable for the next car in. Downingtown, Caln, Thorndale and Exton hold a great deal of pavement that needs finding again in February. Bringing it back, corner to corner, is the whole satisfaction of the day.