Top Job Asphalt

About Top Job Asphalt

Once the streetlights come on along Logan's downtown blocks and the university's walkways empty out for the evening, the asphalt itself becomes the thing to watch — black pavement holds a different kind of ice than a gravel lane, and a paving company knows exactly how it forms. Top Job Asphalt runs its plows over the lots and walkways it knows best, clearing commercial pavement and campus paths across Logan after the day's traffic has thinned out. The work follows the pavement, not the calendar: fresh asphalt sheds a light snow fast, but an older lot with plenty of freeze-thaw cracks holds ice in every seam, and that's where the crew works slowest and most carefully. Evening runs cover downtown lots and the streets ringing the university, clearing surfaces before overnight temperatures lock in whatever's left. By the next morning, the blacktop is bare and dry under a valley sky that's usually clear by then.