Just over the county line

Asphalt Paving in Milpitas, CA

A city that grew from about 800 people in 1950 to over 80,000.

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Written scope: removal, base, asphalt thickness and drainage itemized
Driveways and commercial lots, homes and businesses alike

Paving in Milpitas

Asphalt paving in Milpitas serves a city that grew almost entirely after 1950. Milpitas had about 800 residents in 1950, 62,698 by 2000 and 80,273 in 2020. It incorporated in 1954 in Santa Clara County, sits mostly at about 20 feet on the east side of the Santa Clara Valley, and rises to a 1,289-foot peak in the southeastern foothills.

Flat and foothill lots

Most of the city is flat and low, with slow drainage; homes in the eastern foothills have sloped driveways. We plan base and grading for each.

Freeways

Interstates 680 and 880 divide the city into three sections, and State Route 237 begins in Milpitas. Commercial and industrial lots along these corridors need durable pavement and striping.

BART

The Milpitas BART station opened in June 2020, bringing new apartment and commercial lots.

Climate

Milpitas gets about 15 inches of rain a year; summer heat rarely exceeds 100 degrees.

At the street

We check the City of Milpitas's current encroachment requirements before curb or approach work.

Housing

Milpitas had 25,183 homes in 2020, 58.6 percent owner-occupied.

Typical Milpitas projects

Most Milpitas homes were built after 1960, so driveways range from first replacements to routine maintenance. In flat neighborhoods, we focus on base and drainage; in the foothill neighborhoods near Monument Peak, on slopes and runoff. Commercial and industrial properties along the freeways need durable lots, sealcoat and restriping. Newer apartment and mixed-use developments near the BART station need maintenance plans from early on. Most creeks in Milpitas belong to the Berryessa Creek watershed, and properties near creeks can have damp ground that needs a stronger base.

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Local Notes for Milpitas

Postwar growth. Milpitas grew from about 800 residents in 1950 to 62,698 in 2000 and 80,273 in 2020.
Freeways. I-680 and I-880 divide the city into three sections; State Route 237 begins in Milpitas.
Terrain. Median elevation is 19 feet; the highest point is a 1,289-foot peak in the southeastern foothills.
Housing. Milpitas had 25,183 housing units in 2020; 58.6% of occupied units were owner-occupied.

Our Services in Milpitas, CA

Milpitas Questions

Do you work in Milpitas even though it is in Santa Clara County?

Yes.

Can you pave commercial lots along I-880?

Yes.

Do you sealcoat driveways in Milpitas?

Yes, after filling cracks.

Do you work on foothill homes in Milpitas?

Yes, with drainage and edge support for slopes.

Can you set up a maintenance plan for a new apartment lot?

Yes, with sealcoat and striping on a schedule.

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