Santamaria Concrete completed asphalt restoration work along a major roadway corridor in Northern California as part of a utility installation and restoration project. The work focused on restoring pavement impacted by underground utility trenching, requiring precise coordination with traffic control operations and ongoing roadway activity.

The project involved milling, trench restoration, and placement of hot mix asphalt to meet local agency standards and ensure long-term pavement performance.

Scope of Work:

• Asphalt grinding and milling operations
• Utility trench restoration and T-cut patching
• Installation of hot mix asphalt (HMA)
• Placement of asphalt along multiple segments of roadway
• Surface preparation and cleanup
• Asphalt compaction and finishing
• Coordination with utility crews and traffic control operations

Project Highlights:

• Utility-related roadway restoration project
• Asphalt replacement following underground trenching operations
• Work performed along active traffic corridor
• Multi-phase execution to accommodate utility work
• Coordination between paving crews and utility operations
• Restoration completed to local agency standards

Site & Engineering:

The project required precise restoration of areas impacted by utility trenching to ensure proper roadway performance. All surfaces were milled and replaced to match existing grades, providing a smooth and durable finish.

Logistics & Execution:

Due to the active roadway and ongoing utility work, careful coordination was required between paving crews, utility teams, and traffic control. Work was performed in phases to maintain traffic flow while completing restoration efficiently.

Safety:

All work was performed following strict safety procedures, including traffic control measures and coordination with utility crews. Special attention was given to working around open trenches and active roadway conditions.

Project Information:
Location: Northern California
Project Type: Utility Roadway Restoration
Contractor: Santamaria Concrete