Anthony's Grading & Paving in Santee has provided residential and commercial asphalt paving and grading services since 1995 from the Woodside Avenue corridor near the Creation & Earth History Museum. New-construction driveway paving involves subgrade compaction, Class II aggregate base placement at a minimum 4-inch lift, and hot-mix asphalt application — a site-preparation sequence that typically precedes property-line enclosure by contractors such as Fred's Fencing Inc. on Kenney Street. Repair and maintenance scopes include pothole patching, crack sealing with rubberized asphalt emulsion, and infrared asphalt recycling for seamless blends on existing parking surfaces. Commercial parking-lot projects in the 92071 ZIP code require compliance with ADA Accessibility Guidelines for slope, cross-slope, and designated accessible-space dimensions — grading precision that determines the finish grade before landscape installation by firms including Crossman Landscape on Prospect Avenue. Full-depth parking-lot reconstruction projects involve removing existing AC pavement to subgrade, recompacting native soil to 90 percent relative compaction, and placing 6-inch Class II base under 3-inch hot-mix asphalt to Caltrans Section 39 specifications.