Asphalt Paving in Adair Village, OR

Asphalt paving in Adair Village is mostly residential: driveways for family homes in a small, growing city just north of Corvallis on Highway 99W. Adair Village grew from 840 residents in 2010 to 994 in 2020, and nearly half of its households had children. Driveways see bikes, basketball hoops and daily traffic.

Camp Adair grounds

The city is named for Camp Adair, the World War II training installation. After the war most buildings were removed; the hospital housed Oregon State University students and faculty from 1946, and the site later became an Air Force radar station before the city incorporated in 1976. Its city hall is an original WWII building. Older lots can have old foundations, pipe or fill in the ground. We remove what we find and compact a clean base.

Valley soils

Adair Village sits at about 322 feet on valley terrace ground. Soils like those on nearby terraces drain slowly in winter. We slope every driveway to the street and keep roof runoff off the edges.

Wildlife area neighbor

The E. E. Wilson Wildlife Area forms the city's northern border. Homes there may have long frontage and more runoff from open land; we plan ditches or swales where needed.

Homes

The 2020 census counted 359 housing units; 67.6% of occupied homes were owner-occupied.

Typical projects

• New driveways for newer homes
• Replacing cracked older driveways
• Patching and crack sealing
• Basketball pads and turnaround areas

Timing

We pave in dry months and can patch year-round. Because Adair Village is close to Corvallis, small jobs are easy to schedule.

Drainage

We slope new driveways toward the street and keep downspouts from discharging onto the pavement edge, which is where valley driveways usually fail first.

Gravel to asphalt

Some older lots still have gravel drives. We check the rock depth, add and compact where needed, and pave.

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