Yes, an overlay is a possibility but there are considerations that need to be addressed. Please contact Ken Crank at ken@pacaweb.org for more details.

With proper preparation, there will not be an issue with the two surfaces bonding. Check out the concrete overlays page on our website www.specifyconcrete.org

A concrete overlay would provide support for heavy equipment, etc. especially in hot weather. The question is how large an area would consider overlaying? You note it is for a shed. Is the surface inside the shed? As to sealing the asphalt, seal coating keeps the asphalt flexible and helps mitigate cracks as the pavement ages.

@@lancda I call it a shed ats actually 24x36 and it is a place to park my Pick up my compact Tractor my trailer and is I need to work on something in bad weather I pull it in there

@@NYTROeast While the project is not particularly large, the durability that concrete will provide over the long term may help offset potential cost differences. Please be aware that the asphalt must be in good shape to facilitate a sound concrete overlay. Here is the link to our overlays page: www.specifyconcrete.org/pavements/streets-local-roads/concrete-overlays. The information presented here should help you with making a decision regarding the direction you wish to elect should you decide to improve the area.

@@lancda I will check out your page the asphalt is in great shape

@@lancda correct it's not it only 24x36 but the durability that concrete will give it would be nice. Is this something that can be done by a property owner or does it require special equipment