Morgan Pavement

Morgan Pavement runs its Arizona operation out of Tempe, where crews handle asphalt paving, pavement maintenance, concrete work and site preparation for commercial, municipal and residential-community properties. Coverage reaches across the Phoenix metropolitan area — Chandler, Fountain Hills, Gilbert, Glendale, Mesa, Peoria, Paradise Valley, Queen Creek, Scottsdale and Surprise — and extends to Tucson, Flagstaff and the communities around them. The business also operates in Utah, serving Salt Lake City and the surrounding valley, and has worked in the pavement trade for more than three decades.

Paving accounts for a large share of the work. The company installs new asphalt on ground-up construction projects, repaves and resurfaces existing lots, mills old surfaces ahead of replacement, and takes on parking lot construction and repair. Municipal paving is treated as its own category, covering longer stretches of public roadway as well as privately owned roads. Grading and earthwork are performed in-house, which lets a subgrade be prepared and the pavement built above it as one continuous scope rather than coordinated around a second contractor.

Maintenance runs alongside the paving side. Crews apply sealcoat and slurry seal along with Onyx Mastic Seal and Liquid Road surface treatments, and carry out crack sealing, crack filling and patching to keep water out of the pavement structure. Striping is offered with layout included, and the company installs signage and bollards.

Accessibility work is handled as a distinct specialty, with separate ADA asphalt and ADA concrete paving services — relevant to owners bringing older parking areas up to current accessible-route and stall requirements. Concrete capability covers sidewalks, curbs, gutters and smaller concrete repairs, so flatwork and asphalt can be addressed together on one site.

Customers include municipalities, commercial developers, homeowner associations, property managers, and government and institutional owners. Retail centers, office buildings, schools and universities, healthcare properties, storage facilities and religious institutions are among the property types named on the company's site. Morgan Pavement self-performs its work rather than subcontracting it, and describes its materials and methods as selected for Arizona conditions, where summer heat in the low desert and freeze-thaw cycling at higher elevations place different demands on the same pavement.