Pavement check
A quick, honest answer on what a small lot or driveway needs.
- Site visit and photo log
- PASER rating
- Short letter with repair options and rough costs
Independent, engineer-led condition assessments and maintenance plans for parking lots, HOAs, campuses and local roads. Clear ratings, photos and a budget you can plan around.
PASER is the 1–10 visual rating system used by local agencies across the Upper Midwest.
Every assessment is a fixed-fee quote, rated with PASER and reviewed by a licensed professional engineer.
A quick, honest answer on what a small lot or driveway needs.
For owners who want to stop reacting to potholes and start budgeting.
Private roads and lots, rated and planned so the board can fund work before it fails.
Network-level road ratings for communities without a full-time engineer.
An engineer surveys every section in person, with photos of each distress.
Each section gets a PASER rating and goes on a condition map you can share.
The right treatment at the right time, with costs year by year.
We walk your board or council through it, and update it as work gets done.
We don't sell paving, seal coating or crack filling. The plan reflects what the pavement needs, not what a contractor wants to sell.
Field surveys are scheduled whenever the pavement is clear of snow and ice. Planning a budget? Reach out early so the plan is ready when you need it.
Need pavement condition data for a reserve study or property condition assessment, or an independent plan to share with an owner? Bring us in as your pavement engineer, with consistent pricing across your portfolio.
Granite Engineering is led by a Minnesota-licensed professional engineer with more than 14 years in pavement and geotechnical engineering, including pavement evaluation, rehabilitation and maintenance planning.
The engineer who quotes your project is the one who walks the site, rates the pavement and writes the plan. Property owners and small communities get the same engineering judgment large agencies rely on, at a scale that fits.
Use the form to tell us about the property: type, rough size and what you're trying to plan for. You'll hear back from the engineer who will do the work.