Sealcoating and Asphalt in Menomonie, WI

One decade built Menomonie. 23.5 percent of the housing dates from the 1990s, which is a lot of driveways reaching the same milestone in the same few years. That is useful to know before you call: what the drive two doors down needed is probably close to what yours needs, and the work is worth grouping rather than spreading over five seasons.

At 46.6 percent detached, this is one of the more built-up places in the service area, and a lot of the asphalt is shared rather than private. Shared surfaces are quoted as lots: measured, laid out, and written up so everybody who has to approve it can see what is included.

At 16,709 people, Menomonie is big enough to have both halves of this trade in it. On the residential side the work is drives. On the commercial side it is surfaces that carry other people's vehicles, which brings striping, accessible stalls and storm structures into the same bid. A lot like that wants walking before anyone puts a number on it.

Menomonie sits at the south end of Lake Menomin, a reservoir on the Red Cedar River, right on the boundary between the Central Plain and the Western Upland. I-94 runs along the south side with exits at Highway 25 and again four miles east, and Highway 25 north is the commercial spine. The grade change between the lake flats and the uplands is real, and so is the difference in how they drain.