The local plan
Start with the property.
Ballard is part of Uintah County. Vernal, Naples, and Ballard work should align equipment procurement with site readiness. Confirm access, utility connections, operational shutdowns, testing, and complete documentation before turning over the work.
The site is in Uintah County. Confirm the municipality or county authority, utility provider, and any right-of-way involvement before setting the work sequence.
What we can build.
Commercial parking lots, private drives, loading approaches, equipment yards, and accessible pedestrian connections can be delivered with base correction, asphalt placement, concrete tie-ins, striping, and signs. The layout should account for vehicle turning, drainage, delivery routes, and the intended loading before the finish is selected.
- New paving and reconstruction
- Mill and overlay
- Full-depth base repair
- Commercial lots and drives
- Heavy-duty yard paving
- Striping and accessibility layouts
Choose the right scope.
An overlay can suit a structurally sound base with surface wear; recurring depressions, movement, or drainage failures need a deeper investigation. Confirm test areas or core information where necessary, existing elevations, repair depths, paving thicknesses, disposal, and which markings return after the work. A low surface price is not a complete scope if it leaves failed base material in place.
Plan the work in order.
Survey and mark the work, protect access, complete underground corrections, prepare and compact the base, then place the asphalt. Plan separate work zones where parking or loading must continue. Coordinate weather, compaction, edge details, curing or reopening requirements, and final markings with the selected installation system.
- Inspect the surface
- Build the paving plan
- Place, finish, and verify
Verify the finished work.
The final walk checks drainage, transitions, edges, surface condition, striping, accessibility details, cleanup, and reopening instructions. Quantities, repair limits, and approved changes should be clear in the turnover record.
