
Named for the Scottish highlands
Asphalt Paving in Highland, UT
Bench homes at nearly 4,900 feet, with slopes, snow and strong sun.
- Free on-site estimates with a written, itemized quote
- Base depth and compacted asphalt thickness stated on every bid
- Lehi drive-approach and right-of-way rules checked before work
Paving in Highland
Asphalt paving in Highland deals with sloped lots and serious winters. Highland sits at about 4,876 feet on the bench below the Wasatch Range, roughly 30 miles south of Salt Lake City. Scottish immigrants named it for its resemblance to the highlands of home. Homesteaders settled the area in the 1870s, and Highland incorporated on July 13, 1977. The city grew from 8,172 residents in 2000 to 15,523 in 2010 and 19,348 in 2020.
Slopes and runoff
Many Highland homes sit on gently or steeply sloped lots. Snowmelt and summer storms run downhill along the pavement, and unless the surface tips that water into the yard, it chews at the edges and soaks the base. We grade each driveway to steer water into the yard or gutter, compact road base in lifts and support the edges.
Winter on the bench
Higher on the bench, snow sticks around longer and nights are colder than on the valley floor. Freeze-thaw damage shows up as widening cracks and spring potholes. Sealing cracks in the fall before the first hard freeze is the best prevention.
Families and big driveways
Highland's median age was 26.9 in 2020, and the city has 4,761 housing units, nearly all single-family homes. Larger lots and larger households mean wider driveways, RV pads and side-yard parking are common requests. We size pads to the vehicle and grade them away from the foundation.
Replacement and maintenance
Driveways from Highland's early decades of growth are now old enough to need replacement in many cases. Newer driveways benefit most from sealcoating every few years and crack sealing before winter.
Permits
Highland City reviews any change to the approach, and we ask about it before the work is booked. We raise this during the estimate.
What drives cost in Highland
On sloped lots, extra grading, more base and hand work at the edges add to cost. Long driveways and RV pads add square footage. We itemize each part in the written quote so you can see where the money goes and choose what to do now.
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.What to Know in Highland
- Bench elevation. Highland sits at about 4,876 feet, roughly 30 miles south of Salt Lake City in Utah County.
- Steady growth. Highland incorporated July 13, 1977, and grew from 8,172 residents in 2000 to 19,348 in 2020, up nearly 25 percent from 2010.
- Family city. Highland's 2020 median age was 26.9, with 4,627 households and 4,761 housing units.

Highland Questions
How do you pave a sloped Highland driveway?
We grade it to steer water off the surface, compact the base in lifts and support the edges.
When should I seal cracks?
In late summer or fall, before the first hard freeze.
Can you add an RV pad?
Yes. We size it for the vehicle and grade it away from the house.
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