Oregon’s capital city

Asphalt Paving in Salem, OR

Driveways and lots for Salem homes and businesses, built for a long wet season.

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Base and drainage built for wet valley soils

Paving in Salem

Asphalt paving in Salem covers a wide range: hillside driveways in South Salem and West Salem, older neighborhoods near downtown, and commercial lots across the city. Salem is Oregon's capital and second-largest city, with 175,535 residents in 2020. It averages about 40 inches of precipitation a year, mostly October through April, with measurable rain on about 148 days.

Hills and valley floor

City limits range from about 120 to 800 feet. Hillside driveways need firm edges and careful runoff control; valley-floor lots need a base that stays firm on wet ground. We plan both the same way: soft material out, crushed rock in, and a slope that sends water away.

Both sides of the river

The Willamette runs north through Salem and divides Marion County from Polk County; West Salem is in Polk County. We work on both sides.

Owners and renters

In 2020, 55.4% of Salem's occupied homes were owner-occupied. We pave and maintain driveways for owners and lots for landlords and businesses.

Typical projects

Hillside driveway replacements
Commercial lot overlays and striping
Apartment lot patching
Crack sealing before the rains

Scheduling

We schedule Salem work in the dry months and combine nearby jobs to keep travel costs down.

Apartment and rental lots

With many rental properties, Salem has plenty of apartment lots that need regular patching, crack sealing and restriping. We schedule work in sections so residents can still park.

Crack sealing

Sealing cracks each late summer keeps winter water out of the base.

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What to Know in Salem

Wet season. Salem averages 40.08 inches of precipitation a year, mostly October through April, with about 148 days of measurable rain.
Light snow. Snowfall averages about 3.5 inches a year, and more than a quarter of years have none.
Hills and river. Salem’s city limits range from about 120 to 800 feet; the Willamette runs north through the city and divides Marion and Polk counties.
Housing. Salem had 175,535 residents and 67,411 housing units in 2020; 55.4% of occupied homes were owner-occupied.

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Salem Questions

Do you work in Salem?

Yes, on both sides of the river. Travel is included in the quote.

Can you pave a steep hillside driveway?

Yes, with firm edges and runoff control.

Do you stripe commercial lots?

Yes, to the ADA 2010 Standards.

When is paving season in Salem?

Late spring through early fall.

Can residents still park during lot work?

Yes. We work in sections and post a schedule.

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