The Bureau of Reclamation built Dutch John to house the crews who built Flaming Gorge Dam, and at the peak about 3,500 people lived here. Since the townsite went private in 1998 and the town incorporated in 2016, homeowners and businesses have taken over care of driveways and lots that were laid out long ago.
Today the town runs on dam and recreation area work and the visitors who come for the Green River below the dam. That brings boat trailers, campers, and anglers’ trucks onto local pavement every summer. We help Dutch John properties fix what’s aging and build new surfaces that handle visitor traffic.
New asphalt driveways and parking pads in Dutch John, with space to park a boat or camper off the street.
Repairs for aging Dutch John pavement, from alligator cracking to broken edges and potholes.
A protective sealcoat for Dutch John asphalt that faces hot July sun and about 44 inches of snow a year.
An overlay that renews an older Dutch John driveway when the original base is still holding up.
Parking lots for Dutch John lodging, rentals, and outfitters, laid out for trucks pulling trailers.
Pothole and crack repair that keeps Dutch John business lots safe for guests all season.
A new top layer that makes a worn Dutch John lot look cared for again without a full rebuild.
Sealcoating that keeps Dutch John commercial lots dark, tight, and ready for the summer rush.
Clear stalls, long trailer spaces, and accessible markings for Dutch John parking areas.
Dutch John winters bring January lows around 13°F and plenty of snow, so cracks that open in fall will be bigger by spring. Seal them in late summer while it’s still warm.
Plan a sealcoat every two to three years, and give lots a once over before visitors arrive. We’ll schedule Dutch John work on a planned trip up US-191.
We know Dutch John's older townsite pavement and its summer visitor traffic, and we plan repairs and new work around both.
Our crews arrive with the paving, rolling, and sealing equipment to finish your Dutch John job on the same trip.
If an overlay or a good sealcoat will carry your Dutch John driveway for years, we won't push a full tear out.
We keep work areas tidy, protect landscaping and curbs, and leave your Dutch John property ready to use.
We look at your Dutch John pavement, check its age, cracking, and drainage, and talk through how you use the space.
We clean and cut out failed areas, repair the base where needed, and grade so water and snowmelt run away from the surface.
We lay new asphalt, patch, sealcoat, or stripe when the temperature and forecast are right for a lasting result.
We review the finished Dutch John work with you, explain cure times, and suggest when to plan the next round of care.
