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Eckles Paving Completes New Asphalt Project at Spanish Fork Business Plaza

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Eckles Paving Completes New Asphalt Project at Spanish Fork Business Plaza
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Eckles Paving has completed an asphalt paving project at the new River + Main Business Plaza on Main Street in Spanish Fork, Utah. The project transformed an undeveloped dirt site into a finished commercial property with paved surfaces for vehicle access and parking.

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  • Eckles Paving completed new asphalt paving at the River + Main Business Plaza on Main Street in Spanish Fork.
  • The project involved transforming an undeveloped dirt site into a paved commercial property through extensive site preparation.
  • The paving process included grading for drainage, base construction, and heavy compaction to support future vehicle traffic.
  • The new infrastructure is designed to handle passenger vehicles as well as heavier delivery and service trucks.

Eckles Paving recently completed a new asphalt paving project at the River + Main Business Plaza located on Main Street in Spanish Fork, Utah, according to an October 1 report. The project transformed the site from an undeveloped dirt surface into a finished paved commercial property to support the new development.

Because the River + Main project is a new development, the paving process required building a pavement system from the ground up rather than resurfacing an existing lot. This required significant site preparation, including grading to establish controlled slopes for water drainage and the installation of a stable base to distribute vehicle loads. The project involved managing subgrade stability, compaction, and elevations to ensure the asphalt connects properly with building entrances, sidewalks, and curbs.

The finished asphalt surfaces are designed to accommodate various traffic types, including passenger vehicles and heavier vehicles such as delivery, garbage, and service trucks. The thickness and design of the pavement depend on factors like expected traffic volume, soil conditions, and the intended use of the property. Proper compaction was performed both during the installation of the hot asphalt and during the base preparation to prevent future cracking or depressions.

The new pavement in Spanish Fork will eventually be subject to Utah County's climate, including summer heat and winter freeze-thaw cycles. While the project is complete, long-term maintenance for such properties typically includes routine inspections, crack sealing, sealcoating, and restriping. Eckles Paving, which has over 35 years of experience, provides these services throughout Utah and the Wasatch Front.

Developers and property owners can contact Eckles Paving for a free asphalt estimate for new construction, parking lots, or industrial properties.

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