Expert Asphalt Paving for Waveland's Coastal Community
With Waveland’s position directly on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and its history as ground zero for two of the most powerful hurricanes to strike the region, properties here depend on asphalt contractors who understand coastal paving challenges at a level most contractors simply don’t. LMA Paving and Sealcoating brings the honesty, experience, and precision that Waveland property owners deserve — work done right the first time, with no shortcuts and no overpromises.
Waveland, MS sits along the shores of Mississippi Sound in Hancock County, adjacent to Bay St. Louis to the north and east. Properties along Beach Boulevard (MS Highway 606) and U.S. Highway 90 face the most direct exposure to Gulf Coast conditions, but saltwater air, humidity, and storm water runoff affect every surface in this community. LMA Paving and Sealcoating serves Waveland’s mix of residential neighborhoods, commercial properties, and waterfront sites with the full scope of paving services they need.
Our services in Waveland, 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.
Brent Scelson founded LMA Paving and Sealcoating in 2018 after years working as a supervisor at a local paving company, where he saw firsthand what happens when contractors prioritize speed over quality. LMA was built to be different. We hold MS Board of Contractors License #25749-MC, serve both commercial and residential clients, and back every project with one clear guarantee: you will get exactly what you asked for, done the right way. Call for a free estimate in Waveland, MS today.
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Waveland, MS
Waveland, MS
Waveland is a city of approximately 7,000 residents in Hancock County, Mississippi, located along the Mississippi Sound directly on the Gulf Coast. The community earned the difficult distinction of being called “ground zero” for Hurricane Katrina in 2005, when the city received a direct eyewall hit with a 26-foot storm surge that destroyed the majority of structures south of the CSXT rail line. Waveland has demonstrated remarkable rebuilding resilience, with more than 40% of its current housing stock constructed after 2000 reflecting extensive post-storm recovery. Buccaneer State Park and the Silver Slipper Casino are among Waveland’s notable landmarks, while Beach Boulevard and U.S. Highway 90 serve as the primary commercial corridors.
The extreme coastal exposure in Waveland creates unique paving challenges that inland contractors often underestimate. Salt-laden air corrodes untreated asphalt binders faster than standard humidity alone, leading to surface raveling and aggregate loss. The high water table in low-lying areas of Waveland — a condition worsened by post-Katrina soil disturbance — contributes to subgrade instability that can cause premature asphalt failure if not properly addressed during installation. Regular sealcoating every 2 years, combined with proactive crack sealing, is essential in Waveland’s environment to prevent moisture infiltration and base deterioration. Hot mix repairs are especially critical here because cold patch simply cannot bond adequately in coastal humidity conditions.

