I and L Parking Lot/ Asphalt Maintenance

About I and L Parking Lot/ Asphalt Maintenance

Rock Springs earned its old nickname, Home of 56 Nationalities, from the mining camps that built it, and the downtown lots those same neighborhoods still use are where I and L Parking Lot/Asphalt Maintenance starts every storm morning, working before the workday traffic arrives. The lots were laid out long before anyone was thinking about snow removal equipment, so clearing them well means working odd angles and tight corners without chewing up the asphalt underneath. A lot scraped to bare pavement, with clean edges and no ice sheeting in the low spots, sets the tone for whoever parks there first. The high desert cold that grips Sweetwater County overnight means what falls tends to freeze hard by morning, so timing the plow before the sun does more harm than good is its own skill. By the time downtown Rock Springs starts its day, the lots look like the storm passed through without stopping.