Lapoint is rural in the best way: farms, open ground, and homes set well back from SR-121. That also means many driveways here are long, and paving every foot isn’t always the smartest first step. Sometimes the right move is a solid paved apron and the stretch nearest the house, with a plan to finish the rest later.
Water is the other big piece. Deep Creek runs through town on its way to the Uinta River, and spring runoff can find its way across a lane fast. A crowned surface, good shoulders, and a culvert or swale in the right place keep that water moving instead of soaking under the asphalt.
New asphalt driveways and long lanes in Lapoint, graded with a crown and shoulders so runoff drains off to the sides.
Pothole patching and crack repair that keep Lapoint lanes smooth after a hard winter and a wet spring.
Sealcoating that slows down sun and water damage on Lapoint driveways and shop pads.
A new asphalt overlay for worn Lapoint driveways that still have a sound base, often for less than starting over.
Parking areas for Lapoint shops, churches, and small businesses, sloped so water drains away from doors.
Patch and crack repairs that keep Lapoint business lots safe for customers and delivery trucks.
Resurfacing for weathered Lapoint parking areas that need a clean new top without a full rebuild.
Sealcoating on a regular schedule to protect Lapoint commercial pavement from moisture and UV.
Line striping, ADA stalls, and directional arrows that give Lapoint lots a clear, orderly layout.
Long lanes have a lot of edge, and edges are where Lapoint asphalt usually starts to break. Keep shoulders built up, trim back weeds along the sides, and seal cracks every fall.
A sealcoat every two to three years protects the surface itself. If water starts crossing your lane in a new spot, call us before it undercuts the pavement.
We know Lapoint lanes deal with runoff from Deep Creek country and farm traffic, and we plan drainage before paving.
From a small apron to a long country lane, we show up with gear sized for the length and weight of the job.
If paving your whole Lapoint lane at once doesn't make sense, we'll suggest a phased plan that does.
We work around livestock, equipment, and school bus times, and we leave your Lapoint property cleaner than we found it.
We walk your Lapoint lane or lot, measure it out, note where water collects, and give you an honest price with options.
We cut back soft spots, add and compact base material, and shape a crown so runoff heads to the shoulders.
Our crew paves, patches, seals, or stripes with each material placed at the right depth and temperature.
Before we pack up, we walk the finished Lapoint surface with you and explain when it's ready for cars and heavier equipment.
