FALLBROOK ASPHALT
& SEAL COATINGS
A Skilled Asphalt Contractor
Looking for a licensed Asphalt Contractor? You’re in the right place. I’ve been working in San Diego County for years doing asphalt install, repair, crack fill, seal coating, and striping. No matter what you need, I deliver top quality work at unbeatable prices. Contact me today to find out more.
FALLBROOK ASPHALT COMPANY
A Local Expert Committed to Excellence!
I've been a leading Contractor for over 2 decades and am fully-certified, professional and ready to tackle anything from complex and large scale construction projects to minor repair jobs.
We know that dealing with all those mundane remodeling tasks can get pretty stressful, but we are here to take the load off your shoulders. We are driven by our commitment to excellence and go the extra mile to make sure clients are fully satisfied with our work.
Get in touch with us today for a free consultation.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Whether you’re looking for help with something minor or need an experienced professional to take on a larger scale project,
Fallbrook Asphalt & Seal Coatings can handle it all. We offer top-notch work at fair and competitive prices.
Contact us today for a quote.
PORTFOLIO
My Recent Work
As a leading Asphalt Contractor in San Diego, I provide my services to both corporate and private clients. Check out my previous projects below and get in touch for more information. Depending on your needs, I might be able to help out immediately.
PARKING LOT
January 25, 2025
My client for this particular project needed quality work within a specific time-frame utilizing local, family-owned business that could meet all of his needs in a cost conscious and time-conscious manner. I stayed within those boundaries throughout the whole process in order to ensure they were satisfied with the outcome. We re-paved and re-striped and the client was happy with the outcome!
DRIVEWAY PAVING PROJECT
January 25, 2025
Despite some unforeseen difficulties, this particular project was completed on time and within budget. It’s the perfect example of my dedication to deliver a quality product, no matter what complications arise, in order to ensure full client satisfaction.
SEALING JOB
Maintenance
If you’re looking for a certified Asphalt Contractor to manage a really complex job or a fairly simple sealing project, just like this project, it is a true testament to my abilities to deliver exemplary results under time and financial pressure, at any measure or need.
QUALITY OVERLAY PAVING
1.5" of Hot Asphalt
OWNER/OPERATOR/CONTRACTOR TROY
Do you have a project in mind? Get in touch today to ensure you get the job done well at the best possible price.
747 S. Mission Rd., Suite 352, Fallbrook CA 92088
760-576-1590
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Fair Prices, Excellent Service
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PRELIMINARY NOTICE EXPLAINED FROM
MATERIAL SUPPLIERS
Why did I receive a Preliminary Notice? Is this a Lien? The information below will help to answer some the most frequent questions regarding Preliminary Lien Notices & Liens.
What is the California Preliminary Notice?
The California preliminary 20-day notice is sometimes referred to as the preliminary notice, the pre-lien, the pre-lim, or the 20 day notice. As a California contractor Fallbrook Asphalt is required by California state law and civil codes to notify property owner, project owner, lender or bonding company, and prime contractor for any project over $400 that we will be performing improvements on said property. In addition, this notice informs the parties involved that Fallbrook Asphalt is protecting its right to file a mechanics’ lien against the property if we are not paid for services we provided. In summary it is merely a notice that Fallbrook Asphalt has provided services, labor, or materials to improve your property and Fallbrook Asphalt could file a lien if we are not paid.
So, does this mean I have a lien on my property?
NO. This is NOT a lien. It is only to inform you that, by law, we do have the right to lien the property if Fallbrook Asphalt is not paid.
Does this mean that our contractor has not paid their bill?
NO. The preliminary notice is sent to all property owners by law as explained above. This is a routine procedure and should not reflect in any way on the integrity of or credit worthiness of the contractor.
Why is the preliminary notice sent certified mail?
California State law requires that the notice be sent certified mail.
Why is the “Estimated Price” different from the contract amount?
California State law requires ESTIMATE of the total price of the services or material furnished or to be furnished to be on the complete job. This would be to cover any extras or additions to the project. For material: it may be as much as 3 times the amount of the first delivery of the material. Keep in mind that Fallbrook Asphalt would ONLY be able to claim the actual cost of the improvement or material supplied.
We will be paying our contractor on time, should I still be concerned?
YES. Paying your contractor will not protect you from having UNPAID subcontractors or material suppliers from filing a Mechanics’ Lien against your property. The simplest way to prevent liens and ensure that subcontractors and suppliers are paid is to pay with joint checks.
We have already paid our bill and the job is completed, why was this notice sent?
Once the work of improvement has started, California State law allows 20 days to process the preliminary notice. In some instances acquiring the information needed to prepare the Prelim Notice takes longer than anticipated. Due to this time frame the payment and Prelim Notice may have crossed in the mail.
What can I do to make sure the contractor pays Fallbrook Asphalt?
Upon payment, you can request that your contractor to provide an unconditional release from Fallbrook Asphalt. They can then request a release from us to provide to you. (If Fallbrook Asphalt is prime contractor please send your release request via email to fallbrookasphalt@gmail.com).
By law we cannot divulge any payment information on our customers accounts. (You must begin with your contractor.)
For more on this please visit the State of California Contractors State License Board website regarding California Mechanic’s Lien Laws: https://www.cslb.ca.gov/Consumers/Legal_Issues_For_Consumers/Mechanics_Lien/