Asphalt Paving in Lindon, UT

Asphalt paving in Lindon covers a mix of homes, larger lots and commercial property. Lindon was first known as String Town because its houses lined the road between Orem and Pleasant Grove. Its current name comes from a linden tree that grew in town in 1901. Lindon incorporated on March 24, 1924, sits at about 4,666 feet and had 11,397 residents in 2020, up 13.2 percent from 2010.

Larger lots and long drives

Compared with many Utah County cities, Lindon has more large lots and properties with a rural feel, including Gillman Farm, one of Utah's Century Farms. Long driveways and gravel drives are common. We regrade, compact and add road base where needed and pave to a thickness that fits the traffic.

Commercial and industrial lots

Lindon's commercial and industrial areas near the freeway see delivery trucks and heavy equipment. Lots there need thicker sections at entrances and loading areas, good drainage and regular maintenance. We rebuild failed sections, overlay and restripe, phased to keep businesses running.

Older homes

The Alfred Harper House, built in 1876, is the only Lindon property on the National Register, and the Lindon Cider Mill dates to 1857. Older homes in town may have driveways that have been patched for years. We replace or repair depending on the condition of the base.

Climate

Like its neighbors, Lindon gets hot, dry summers and cold winters with snow. Sealcoating protects against sun, and crack sealing in the fall protects against freeze-thaw.

Permits

Lindon City controls any change to the curb cut out front; we confirm its process before scheduling that piece. State routes require a UDOT encroachment permit.

What an estimate covers

For homes, we measure, check drainage and probe soft spots. On commercial property we sketch the lot, mark the broken sections and truck paths, and count stalls. You get an itemized written quote either way.

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