Rio Grande Valley

Asphalt Paving in Pharr, Texas

An invoiced KFC restaurant site in Pharr for KBP Foods, run as part of a 23-site Texas programme.

What we invoiced in Pharr

Store numbers and job values as invoiced. Nothing here is an estimate or a projection.

G135238$53,675

$53,675 invoiced in Pharr, as part of a 23-site Texas programme across 19 cities — one contract, one point of contact, one invoice per location.

Building for Pharr conditions

The ground in Rio Grande Valley

The Valley problem comes from below: a high water table and saline soils that attack a base from underneath while the surface still looks sound. Drainage and a base built to shed water decide the life of the lot, not mat thickness.

What fails here

Heat and humidity, effectively no freeze. Binder grade and compaction carry the pavement here — an under-specified binder ruts and shoves under standing drive-thru traffic long before anything cracks.

Specification

TxDOT Item 341 dense-graded hot mix over a base built to drain
96% Marshall Unit Weight minimum compaction floor
Binder grade specified for sustained Texas surface temperatures
Lime or cement subgrade treatment where the plasticity index calls for it

What we do in Pharr

Ground-up QSR and retail site work — pad, pavement and building
Commercial paving and resurfacing for multi-site portfolios
Sealcoating and crack repair on a maintenance cycle
Rural and ranch road paving, including long unpaved runs
Tar-and-chip surfacing where the run is too long to justify hot mix
Line striping, ADA layout and fire-lane marking

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