Asphalt Paving in Glenrock, WY

Asphalt paving in Glenrock happens in a town with deep trail history. Glenrock began as Deer Creek Station, a mail and stage stop on the Oregon Trail. The first Mormon group reached Deer Creek on June 10, 1847, and on October 18, 1861, the station's telegrapher helped relay the first message from the West to Cleveland. The station burned in 1866. Glenrock sits at about 5,020 feet in Converse County and had 2,420 residents in 2020.

Older homes and patched drives

Glenrock has many older homes whose driveways have seen decades of Wyoming winters. Once most of the surface has given out, a new drive on fresh crushed rock is the fix that lasts. When damage is limited, patching and crack filling help.

Gravel drives and shops

Many properties have gravel drives and shops. Converting gravel to asphalt means regrading, compacting and adding base before paving. Shop aprons get a heavier section.

Washouts and drainage

On September 27, 1923, a passenger train fell through a washout near Glenrock and 30 of 66 passengers died, the worst railroad accident in Wyoming history. Heavy storms here can move a lot of water. We grade every driveway so water runs off and check culverts on drives that cross ditches.

Converse County roads

Glenrock is in Converse County, not Natrona. If your project changes a driveway approach on a town street, check with the Town of Glenrock. On county roads, check with Converse County. We help sort out which applies.

Upkeep

Crack filling every fall and seal coat every few years protect pavement from frost and sun.

What a Glenrock bid covers

Sizing, a slope check, a probe for weak ground and a look at each ditch crossing. The bid lists each area with its base and asphalt depth.

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