Asphalt Paving in Rolling Hills, WY

Asphalt paving in Rolling Hills serves a small, quiet town four miles north of Glenrock. Rolling Hills incorporated as a town in 1984 and covers about two-thirds of a square mile at about 5,354 feet in Converse County. It had 440 residents in 2010 and 427 in 2020.

Higher ground, more wind

At over 5,300 feet on open ground, Rolling Hills sees wind, drifting snow and cold winter nights. Freeze-thaw is hard on cracks. A well-drained base, fall crack filling and seal coat every few years protect pavement here.

Gravel conversions and shops

Many homes have gravel drives and shops. We regrade, compact and add crushed base, then pave. Shop aprons get a heavier section sized to the load.

Replacement and repair

Drives poured in the town's first years are reaching the end of their life. Where the base is sound, an overlay or patching can extend life. On a failed base, start over.

Permits

Rolling Hills is its own town in Converse County. The Town of Rolling Hills approves any change at its streets.

Scheduling

We schedule paving in the warm months and combine nearby jobs in Glenrock and Rolling Hills where possible to keep hauling efficient.

What a Rolling Hills bid covers

We measure, trace snowmelt paths, probe soft spots and look at how the drive meets the street. Shop aprons and pads are sized for the load. You get an itemized bid before anything is scheduled.

Keeping new pavement young

If your driveway is in good shape, the best spend is upkeep: fill cracks before winter and seal every few summers. That costs a small fraction of replacement and keeps the surface from drying out in the high, windy sun.

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