Quality Asphalt Services Enhancing Safety & Curb Appeal in Long Beach
To improve safety, curb appeal, and long-term property value throughout Long Beach’s established coastal neighborhoods and growing commercial districts, LMA Paving and Sealcoating delivers complete asphalt services designed to enhance and protect the surfaces that matter most. Long Beach, MS — known as “The Friendly City” — deserves asphalt work that’s as reliable and welcoming as the community itself.
Long Beach is a Harrison County city of approximately 17,000 residents situated between Gulfport and Pass Christian on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. The University of Southern Mississippi’s Gulf Park Campus, home to the historic 500-plus-year-old Friendship Oak, anchors the community’s academic identity, while U.S. Highway 90 and Jeff Davis Avenue serve as the primary commercial corridors connecting residents to retail, medical, dining, and services. Residential neighborhoods range from established mid-century subdivisions to newer developments on the city’s northern edges.
Our services in Long Beach, MS include asphalt paving, parking lot paving, new construction paving, rip out and replace, asphalt overlay, asphalt repair, asphalt patching (hot mix only — no cold patching), saw cut and removal, crack filling, crack sealing, pothole repair, parking lot repair, asphalt maintenance, sealcoating, striping, and residential driveway paving, repair, and sealcoating.
LMA Paving and Sealcoating has delivered consistent quality work since 2018 with a guarantee that every client gets exactly what they asked for — the right way. Founder Brent Scelson built LMA after seeing too many paving companies take shortcuts and overpromise. We hold MS Board of Contractors License #25749-MC, serve both residential and commercial clients, and take pride in work that improves the appearance and durability of every property we touch in Long Beach, MS. Contact us today for a free estimate.
Services Offered in
Long Beach, MS
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CURB APPEAL RESTORATION:
Fresh sealcoating and striping revive the appearance of Long Beach driveways and parking lots — creating a polished look that reflects well on your property.
HONEST GUARANTEES:
You get exactly what was agreed to — no scope creep, no unplanned charges, no excuses. LMA finishes what it starts, the right way.
COMPLETE DRIVEWAY SERVICES:
New installation, repair, overlay, and sealcoating for Long Beach residential driveways — all in one call to one contractor.
8 YEARS OF GULF COAST EXPERIENCE:
LMA has built its track record along Mississippi’s coast since 2018, developing specific knowledge of how local conditions affect asphalt longevity.
Long Beach, MS
Long Beach is a coastal city of approximately 17,000 residents in Harrison County, Mississippi, located on the Gulf Coast between Gulfport to the east and Pass Christian to the west along U.S. Highway 90. Established as a city in 1905, Long Beach earned a colorful early nickname — the “Radish Capital of the World” — when radishes replaced the logged-out pine forests that once covered the area in the early 20th century. Today, the city is known for its excellent public schools, recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education, and the University of Southern Mississippi’s Gulf Park Campus, home to the magnificent Friendship Oak — a 500-plus-year-old live oak that has become one of the Gulf Coast’s most beloved natural landmarks. Jeff Davis Avenue serves as the primary north-south commercial corridor, connecting residents to retail, restaurants, and professional services.
Long Beach’s Gulf Coast location creates specific demands on asphalt surfaces that homeowners and property managers should plan for proactively. The combination of summer heat — with temperatures regularly exceeding 90°F — and high relative humidity accelerates UV oxidation and binder softening in unprotected pavement. Residential driveways in Long Beach’s older neighborhoods were often installed without modern base preparation standards, making them susceptible to edge cracking and surface deterioration as the base shifts with moisture changes. Regular sealcoating every 2-3 years, combined with prompt pothole and crack repair, is the most cost-effective strategy for maintaining asphalt quality in Long Beach, MS.
