Asphalt Paving in Mills, WY

Asphalt paving in Mills covers a town that has been steadily growing on Casper's west side. Mills had 3,461 residents in 2010 and 4,034 in 2020, and the 2023 estimate is 4,517. It sits at about 5,125 feet in Natrona County and is part of the Casper metro area. Mills is a separate town from Casper, with its own government and its own rules for work in its streets.

A working town

Mills has a mix of homes, shops and commercial yards. Many properties have gravel yards or drives that see trucks and trailers. Aprons and yards get a heavier build than a car driveway, sized to the trucks that use them.

Gravel conversions

Gravel drives and yards rut in spring, blow around in the wind and are hard to plow. Converting them to asphalt starts with regrading, compacting the existing gravel, adding crushed base where it is thin, and paving.

Same climate as Casper

Mills shares Casper's weather: long winters with heavy snow, cold nights and freeze-thaw, and dry, sunny summers. Drainage and a thick base protect against frost. Crack filling every fall and seal coating every few years protect the surface.

Town permits

Because Mills is its own town, Casper's curb-cut and street-cut permits do not apply here. The Town of Mills has the say over its streets and curb cuts, so any change out front gets cleared with the town. We raise it at the estimate.

Growth and new homes

With steady growth, many Mills driveways are newer. For those, the best investment is maintenance: crack filling before winter and seal coat every few years once the asphalt has cured.

What a Mills bid covers

Expect a tape, a probe rod and a look at where the spring melt runs and how the drive meets the street. Shop and yard areas are sized for the vehicles that use them. You get an itemized, written bid, and nothing is scheduled until you approve it.

Repair before replacing

If your driveway or yard has a few failed spots, repairing them and filling cracks may give you years before replacement. You will get a straight answer on which side of that line you are.

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