Paving (noun)

1. A layer of material, such as asphalt or concrete, laid down on an area of ground to make a firm, level surface for vehicles and pedestrians.
2. The act of laying down a pavement.

Origin:

From middle english paven "to pave".

Examples:

1. The city is repaving the main street to make it smoother for drivers.
2. The paving company laid down new asphalt on the driveway.
3. The new paving in the park has made it more accessible for people with mobility issues.
4. The company specializes in paving, concrete and masonry work.
5. Paving the patio has made it a great spot for outdoor dining.