Asphalt Paving in South Jordan, UT

Asphalt paving in South Jordan spans a big change in elevation. The city runs from about 4,300 feet along the Jordan River up to about 5,200 feet in the Oquirrh foothills. Founded in 1859, South Jordan voted to incorporate on November 8, 1935. It had 50,418 residents in 2010, 77,487 in 2020 and an estimated 88,910 in 2025.

Daybreak

Daybreak, a 4,200-acre planned community that Kennecott Land began developing in 2004, accounts for a large share of the city's growth. Daybreak and other newer neighborhoods have HOAs that maintain alleys, private roads and amenity lots, and many homes have rear-loaded garages on alleys. We maintain those surfaces with crack sealing, sealcoating, patching and restriping.

Established neighborhoods

Older parts of South Jordan, closer to the river, have driveways that are decades old. Where the base has failed, we replace. Where it has not, we patch, overlay and seal.

Elevation and weather

With a 900-foot range in elevation, conditions differ across the city. Higher neighborhoods see more snow and colder nights. Everywhere, sun oxidizes unsealed asphalt and freeze-thaw opens cracks. Crack sealing each fall is the most cost-effective protection.

Commercial growth

New business districts and offices need parking lots built with good drainage and thicker sections where trucks run. We pave, overlay, repair and stripe, phased around business hours.

Permits

South Jordan City, and in many neighborhoods the HOA, approve work at the curb, so we check with both. HOA approval may also be needed.

What an estimate covers

For homes, we measure, check slope and drainage, and probe soft spots. For HOAs, we walk alleys and private roads and give a multi-year plan. On commercial property we sketch the lot, mark the broken sections and truck paths, and count stalls. Every quote is written and itemized.

Alley-loaded homes

In neighborhoods where garages face an alley, the alley is often HOA property. Before work on the apron between your garage and the alley, check with the HOA about who maintains which part.

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