Following their return from the war, Sheldon G and Shelly found the Cadillac Asphalt Paving Company.
The company started by producing asphalt, offering paving services, and supplying Standard Oil products.
Cadillac Asphalt operates nine asphalt plants and, with our partner companies, nine aggregate and materials locations as well — including the largest liquid asphalt terminal in Michigan. As we control the source and quality of the aggregates and liquid asphalt cement, we can meet or exceed all specifications for every job — no matter how tight the schedule.
With the capability of producing more than 600 tons of asphalt per hour at each of our plants, and access to more than 15 fully-equipped paving crews — we can efficiently handle any size paving project in the area.
Each facility can also arrange for other products needed in the paving process such as stone base, tack coat and delivery to your job.
Talk with a Cadillac Asphalt expert today to find out how the latest technological developments can improve the quality of your next project and reduce the carbon footprint your company or municipality leaves on the surrounding community.
We believe in building a safer stronger tomorrow, enriching the lives of those that travel our roads, the customers we serve and all employees that make this possible.
Sheldon G Hayes and his son Sheldon “Shelly” W Hayes founded Cadillac Asphalt in 1946. The men came from a line of construction workers and business owners and had strong senses of civic pride. Both men served with the United States Air Corps in WWII following the bombing of Pearl Harbor, and Sheldon G knew both Franklin D Roosevelt and Harry S Truman. The men heavily influenced the development and growth of the asphalt and concrete industries in the United States, giving input into the construction of the interstate highway system.
The company started by producing asphalt, offering paving services, and supplying Standard Oil products.
One at a small gravel plant located in western Wayne County, while the remaining three were built on Levy properties at Dix Avenue, Mercier Street, and Mellon Road. These asphalt plants utilized blast furnace slag and steel furnace slag in their asphalt mixes.
serving as the first president of the association through 1958.
His experience in the field and his superb sales abilities leads him to be voted to the presidency of the Michigan and National branches of the National Paving Association.
and adds several additional plant locations under the Asphalt Products heading.
leaving control of the company to his son, Shelly.
The award is bestowed annually to highway pavement projects exhibiting exemplary quality, with three rigorous rounds of evaluation.
He stays on as a sales representative, working with the company into his 70s. Levy keeps the Cadillac Asphalt branding and allows them to independently operate their locations.
making Cadillac Asphalt a joint venture between Levy Co and Michigan Paving & Materials, another Michigan based asphalt supplier.
which allows it to run HMA Plants in Monroe, Michigan.
Michigan Paving & Materials and Stoneco of Michigan, which are both CRH companies, are close partners. We operate 12 locations around SE Michigan including our business offices.
Cadillac Asphalt strives to build, develop and maintain strong ties to all of the communities we serve.
Learn moreCadillac Asphalt is always looking for talented individuals to complement our growing organization.
As we control the source and quality of the aggregates and liquid asphalt cement, we can meet or exceed all specifications for every job — no matter how tight the schedule.