Kohl's runs two very different kinds of property, and both live or die on their pavement. There's the retail store, where the parking lot is the first thing a customer touches. And there's the distribution center, a 24/7 logistics operation where trailers cross the yard around the clock. Diamond Solutions maintains both for Kohl's, across four states.

The work ranges as widely as the properties do. At the Macon, Georgia distribution center, Diamond delivered a full clean, repair, crack-seal, and restripe across acres of truck court, entrances, and front parking. At the store level, the jobs are smaller and more surgical: asphalt patching in Mt. Pleasant, curb repair in Midland, a rebuilt catch basin in Gaylord, an ADA ramp in Traverse City, fresh striping in Simpsonville. Same client, same standard, wildly different job sizes.

That's the value Kohl's gets from a single pavement partner. One call handles a six-figure distribution-center overhaul and a one-day storefront striping visit, and both get done right, on a schedule that keeps stores open and freight moving.

Kohl's Portfolio

1. Macon Distribution Center, GA: 1.45M sq ft sealcoat, 25,250 LF crack seal, full restripe + ~950 stalls re-numbered
2. Troy (#467), MI: parking-lot repairs
3. West Bloomfield, MI: parking-lot repairs
4. Gaylord, MI: asphalt repair + catch-basin rebuild
5. Midland, MI: concrete curb repair + asphalt patching
6. Mt. Pleasant, MI: asphalt repairs
7. Traverse City, MI: concrete ADA ramp
8. Raleigh, NC: base + asphalt install
9. Simpsonville, SC: striping

Highlight: Macon, GA Distribution Center

A Kohl's distribution center doesn't slow down. Trucks stage, load, and roll around the clock, and every trailer that crosses the yard puts weight on the pavement. Over three months in early 2024, Diamond took on a full refresh of the Macon facility, the rear trailer yard, the entrance ways that carry every truck in and out, and the front parking that employees and visitors use every day.

Crews sealcoated 1,449,283 square feet in two coats, nearly 1.45 million square feet, roughly 33 acres of pavement, crack-sealed more than 25,000 linear feet, restriped the entire lot, and re-stenciled about 950 parking stalls with fresh numbers, letters, and ADA markings. The work was staged zone by zone around the dock schedule so freight kept moving the entire time. Kohl's brought Diamond back that fall for additional crack sealing in the grass-growth areas, the kind of repeat call that only comes when the first job is done right.