Between Corvallis and Eugene on 99W

Asphalt Paving in Monroe, OR

Driveways and rural lanes in a small mill and farm town.

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Base and drainage built for wet valley soils

Paving in Monroe

Asphalt paving in Monroe is mostly rural and residential. Monroe sits on Highway 99W midway between Corvallis and Eugene, at about 292 feet. The town grew around Joseph White's sawmill of 1852, merged with Starr Point in 1857, and was a paddle-boat center before becoming the farming community it is today. The Hull-Oakes Lumber Mill nearby is described as the only steam-powered sawmill still operating in the country.

Small town

Monroe had 647 residents in 2020 and 281 housing units; 66.1% of occupied homes were owner-occupied.

Farm and rural properties

Many properties around Monroe have long gravel driveways, barns and shops. We pave all or part of a drive, with a base and asphalt section sized for farm traffic, and ditches or culverts where runoff crosses.

Valley ground

Flat valley ground can be slow to drain in winter. We dig out soft spots and slope the surface so water runs off.

Typical projects

Rural driveway paving
Shop and barn aprons
In-town driveway replacement
Crack sealing

Timing

We pave in dry months and patch year-round.

Crack sealing

Sealing cracks in late summer keeps winter water out.

Drainage

We crown rural lanes and slope aprons away from buildings, adding culverts where runoff crosses.

Gravel conversion

We check existing gravel, add and compact rock, then pave.

In-town driveways

Short driveways in town are often replaced in a day once the base is ready.

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What to Know in Monroe

Sawmill origins. Joseph White established a sawmill in 1852 that became the core of Monroe; it merged with Starr Point in 1857 and incorporated in 1914.
Steam-powered mill. The Hull-Oakes Lumber Mill near Monroe is described as the only steam-powered sawmill operating in the U.S.
Housing. Monroe had 647 residents and 281 housing units in 2020; 66.1% of occupied homes were owner-occupied.
Rural community. Since Interstate 5 was built in the 1960s, Monroe has become a rural farming community.

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Monroe Questions

Do you pave in Monroe?

Yes. It is a short drive south on 99W.

Can you pave a long farm driveway?

Yes, all or part of it, with drainage built in.

How thick for farm equipment?

Thicker than a car driveway. We size it to the heaviest regular load.

When do you pave?

Late spring through early fall.

How long does a small driveway take?

Often a day once the base is ready, plus curing time.

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