Lino Lakes Trusted Paving Contractor

Lino Lakes sits at the edge of the Twin Cities metro where the suburban grid gives way to larger lots, wooded properties, and lake neighborhoods. Driveways here tend to be longer and more exposed than in denser suburbs, which means more surface area taking freeze-thaw abuse every season. When cracking shows up at the edges or the apron starts pulling away from the garage, the damage is usually a few seasons old by the time it is visible.

Erickson Asphalt & Concrete has been serving Lino Lakes and Anoka County for over 35 years. More than 500 verified Google reviews from homeowners and property managers across the Twin Cities show what our work actually looks like. We know the soils in this part of the east metro, the local permit process, and what base preparation holds up long-term in this climate.

Over 500 Five-Star Reviews

Our reputation comes from completed projects, not from advertising. Over 500 verified reviews from real customers tell you what working with us looks like from the first call through final cleanup.

BBB Accredited

We hold an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, reflecting consistent customer satisfaction and straightforward business practices across every project we take on.

Local Knowledge

We have been working in Lino Lakes and Anoka County for over 35 years. We know the wooded residential areas near Rice Creek and the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes, the newer subdivisions along Village Parkway, and how the soil conditions across the city affect pavement performance through Minnesota winters.

The Erickson Name on Every Job

This is a family-owned business. Our crews represent our family name on every job. We do not subcontract to crews we do not know, and we build base preparation the same way whether it is a short driveway or a long rural run.

Lino Lakes sits on Anoka County’s glacial outwash and till deposits. Soils near the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes and wooded lowland areas can have higher organic content and variable drainage. Upland areas tend toward sandy loam with better drainage, but sandy soils that are not properly compacted shift and settle under pavement loads. Properties on former agricultural land or in newer fill areas can have more variable conditions underneath.

The base is what determines how long pavement lasts. We evaluate conditions on every project before recommending base depth and preparation method. Good base work is the difference between pavement that holds up for 20 years and pavement that starts showing problems in year five.

Permits and Regulations

A building permit is required in Lino Lakes for new driveway installations and significant modifications to existing driveways, per the Lino Lakes Zoning Code. Minor repairs and maintenance like sealcoating are typically exempt. We determine what your specific project requires and handle the coordination with the Lino Lakes Building Department as part of our project management.

Areas We Serve

We work throughout Lino Lakes, including wooded residential areas near the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes, established neighborhoods along Lake Drive and Birch Street, newer developments along Village Parkway and Baldwin Lake Road, and commercial properties along Highway 61 and the Centerville Road corridor.

Ready to Get Started?

Over 35 years of experience in Anoka County and 500+ five-star reviews back up what we do. Request a free estimate and let us show you what that experience looks like on your property.