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West Bank, between Harvey and Westwego

Asphalt Paving in Marrero, LA

Established neighborhoods where many driveways have reached replacement age.

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  • Written scope: base, thickness and drainage spelled out
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Asphalt Paving in Marrero, LA

Replacing Driveways on the West Bank

Asphalt paving in Marrero is mostly driveway replacement and repair in established neighborhoods. Marrero is an unincorporated census-designated place on the West Bank of Jefferson Parish, between Harvey and Westwego, with about 7.2 square miles of land and 32,382 residents in 2020. Its population peaked at 36,671 in 1990, and much of its housing is from the 1960s through the 1980s.

A name from 1916

The area was first called Amesville, after Boston businessman Oakes Ames. In February 1916 the post office name changed to Marrero, for Louis H. Marrero, a Louisiana politician and who started the Marrero Land Company.

Driveways at the end of their life

Cost guides give asphalt driveways about 15 to 30 years. Many Marrero driveways are well past that. Settled spots near the street, cracks that hold water and edges breaking into the yard all point to a base that needs rebuilding.

Parish permits

As an unincorporated area, Marrero falls under Jefferson Parish. The parish requires a permit for any new, replacement or additional driveway apron on parish right-of-way, through its Department of Engineering. The owner pays to relocate any obstruction, such as a pole or hydrant, to fit a new driveway.

Low ground

Like most of the West Bank, Marrero sits low, with soft soil in many areas. We dig out soft spots and build back with compacted stone.

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Marrero Facts That Shape the Job

  • Unincorporated CDP. Marrero is a CDP on the West Bank of Jefferson Parish with about 7.2 square miles of land and 32,382 residents in 2020.
  • Population peak. Marrero had 29,015 residents in 1970 and peaked at 36,671 in 1990.
  • Name origin. First called Amesville, the post office was renamed Marrero in February 1916 after Louis H. Marrero.
  • Parish apron permit. Jefferson Parish requires a permit for new, replacement or additional driveway aprons on parish right-of-way; owners pay to relocate obstructions.
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Marrero Questions

Who issues permits in Marrero?

Jefferson Parish, through its Department of Engineering, for aprons on parish right-of-way.

What if a pole is where I want my driveway?

Under parish rules, the owner pays to relocate obstructions. Often a small shift in the layout avoids it.

Can you replace just the driveway, not the apron?

Yes, if the apron is sound. We tie the new asphalt to it at the property line.

How much does a Marrero driveway replacement cost?

Angi lists removal and replacement at about $8 to $15 per square foot nationally; we price after seeing the site.

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