Worland, Wyoming
Asphalt Paving · Concrete Sitework · Commercial & Residential
The company operates 2 asphalt plants, 2 paving divisions, a concrete batch plant, and a trucking division with over 25 trucks.
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Wyoming Paving & Pavement Contractors
Wind is a design input in Wyoming, not weather. It determines where snow lands on a property, which determines where meltwater goes, which determines where the pavement fails. A lot laid out without thinking about drift patterns will develop damage in the same predictable places every year, and no amount of asphalt quality changes that. Wind also abrades surfaces, complicates placement, and drives wind chill that closes working windows earlier than the thermometer suggests.
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Casper, Wyoming
Sealcoating · Crack Sealing · Concrete Sitework · Commercial
Straight Shot Striping is a Casper, Wyoming-based contractor specializing in parking lot maintenance for commercial properties, including striping, seal coating, and crack…
Rock Springs, Wyoming
Asphalt Paving · Sealcoating · Asphalt Maintenance · Commercial & Residential
The company offers street sweeping, parking lot sweeping, crack sealing, road sealing, seal coating, asphalt patching, paving, residential driveways, lot striping, thermo plastic…
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Asphalt Paving · Asphalt Repair · Commercial & Residential
Paving contractor in Cheyenne, WY offering Asphalt Paving, Asphalt Repair.
What makes pavement work different in Wyoming?
In Wyoming the wind decides where the water ends up, and bentonite decides what the water does when it gets under the pavement.
- Wind and drifting snow determine where meltwater concentrates on a Wyoming property, which makes drift behavior a genuine site layout consideration rather than an operations detail.
- Bentonite and other swelling clays underlie much of the state; they expand when wetted, lose strength dramatically, and crack pavement from below irrespective of surface quality.
- Wyoming does not license paving contractors at the state level — licensing and registration are handled by cities and counties, so verification falls to the property owner.
- High elevation brings intense ultraviolet exposure and very large daily temperature swings, which age binder faster than traffic wears the surface on most commercial lots.
- Distances between asphalt plants are long enough that haul logistics constrain feasibility and shoulder-season scheduling on a large share of projects.
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Pavement conditions
Pavement conditions in Wyoming
5 pavement regions, 5 common failure patterns, and the terms that show up on Wyoming proposals.
Paving season
When to pave in Wyoming
Season by season: what work fits each window in Wyoming, what tends to delay it, and what to walk the property looking for.
Licensing & permits
Licensing and permits in Wyoming
No statewide paving license in Wyoming: what to verify instead, which insurance to confirm, and when stormwater permits apply.
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Property-owner guide
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Property-owner guide
Updated July 12, 2026
How Drainage Affects Pavement Life
Why drainage is the biggest factor in how long pavement lasts, how water damages asphalt from the base up, and why fixing it protects every repair.
Sealcoating
Property-owner guide
Updated July 6, 2026
When Is Sealcoating Worth It?
When sealcoating provides real value as preventive asphalt maintenance, and the pavement conditions where it makes the most sense.
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