Asphalt execution begins with a technical assessment of site conditions, soil preparation, and level control, followed by excavation, backfilling, and compaction to achieve the stability required for long-term performance. The process continues with the application of prime coat, placement and grading of the base course, installation of the asphalt binder layer, and application of tack coat before laying the final wearing course at approved thicknesses. Temperature control and compaction ratios are carefully monitored to ensure surface integrity and load-bearing capacity. Material selection is aligned with project requirements, whether hot mix asphalt for high-traffic roads or cold mix solutions for maintenance works, with the option of incorporating recycled materials when suitable. The scope covers internal roads, parking areas, open yards, and rehabilitation works, supported by quality control measures that address drainage performance and help prevent future settlement or surface failure.