Trucking Facilities

Whether they support local independents or national fleets, trucking facilities need to be carefully designed and constructed to withstand the loads that they must bear. At Black Hawk Paving, we have the experience, knowledge, equipment, and personnel to install, repair, and maintain the pavements at your facility.

Why Are the Pavements at Trucking Facilities Especially Vulnerable?

The first factor is that there are more trucks on the road than ever before, and they tend to weigh more than they did just a few decades ago. Furthermore, changes to axle configurations, increased legal load limits, wide-base tires, and higher tire pressures have led to alterations in the design and construction of pavements at trucking facilities.

What Paving Services Do You Offer to Trucking Facilities?

As a full-service asphalt and concrete company, Black Hawk Paving can supply all of your construction, repair, and maintenance needs. The most popular services we are requested to supply to trucking facilities appear below.

Asphalt Paving: Asphalt paving is a highly economical choice for everything from parking lots to drives. We have the expertise to engineer and install asphalt pavements that will stand up to the heavy demands of trucking facilities.
Concrete Flatwork: This category covers virtually any type of concrete that is installed on a flat or nearly flat surface. Parking lots, ramps, sidewalks, fueling station aprons, dumpster pads, and drives are just a few types of pavements that our concrete specialists can install.
Pavement Repairs: We offer asphalt repairs, concrete repairs, and hot crack sealing. Timely repairs can prevent additional damage that could be costly to repair.
Parking Lot Striping: Professional pavement markings and stripes can make your property safer and more attractive as well as bring it into compliance with local ordinances and federal laws.
Concrete Curbing: Concrete curbs and gutters can help channel melted snow and ice, rainwater, and runoff away from your pavements and into your storm drains or trenches.
Asphalt Sealcoating: Sealcoating offers several protective benefits, but it can be especially helpful for pavements that are likely to be subjected to leaked or spilled oil, gasoline, or diesel.
Asphalt Overlay: An overlay involves the installation of fresh asphalt over an existing pavement. Typically, two to three inches of an existing asphalt pavement will be removed through asphalt milling before the fresh asphalt is placed and compacted.
Excavation and Site Grading: Whether the project involves constructing a facility on raw land, rerouting underground pipes and utilities, or correcting drainage issues, we can help.
Traffic Signage: We can supply and install the signs that you need to help maintain order and safety on your property.
Asphalt Milling: In addition to preparing a surface to receive an overlay, milling machines can be used to correct certain drainage issues, ensure a smooth transition between pavements, or correct some types of pavement distress.

Trucking Facilities