Asphalt Paving in Dinuba, CA

Asphalt paving in Dinuba benefits from a little more slope than towns farther west. The land here falls about 10 feet per mile from east-northeast to west-southwest, with small hills on the northeast side reaching about 526 feet. That gentle grade helps water drain, but it still has to be planned into every driveway and lot. Dinuba was first called Sibleyville, after James Sibley, who deeded 240 acres to the Southern Pacific's land company, and it incorporated on January 6, 1906.

Food processing and industry

Ruiz Foods is Dinuba's largest employer, with about 1,400 workers, and Best Buy and Walmart each employ several hundred people in the city. Industrial and commercial lots need heavy sections where trucks run, and regular maintenance to keep them safe.

Growing neighborhoods

Dinuba grew from 9,907 residents in 1980 to 16,844 in 2000 and 24,563 in 2020. Driveways from the 1980s and 1990s are now due for overlays or replacement, and newer ones need sealing and crack filling.

Farm roads

Orchards and vineyards surround Dinuba. Farm roads and yards need a crown to shed water and a solid base for trucks. We build and repair them.

Using the slope

Even a gentle grade makes drainage easier. We set driveway slopes to work with the natural fall of the land toward the west-southwest, so water runs to the street rather than toward homes.

Common Dinuba projects

• Industrial and food-processing lots
• Driveway overlays and replacements in 1980s and 1990s neighborhoods
• Orchard and vineyard roads
• Sealcoating and crack filling
• Restriping for retail lots

Planning a job

Dinuba is in northern Tulare County, within reach of the asphalt plants. Spring and fall are best; summer jobs start early, and winter jobs wait for dry, clear days. For industrial sites, we phase work around shifts and deliveries.

Using the land's fall

Because the ground slopes west-southwest, water on most Dinuba lots already wants to go that way. We set driveway slopes to work with that fall, and on large lots we grade toward existing drains so water does not collect against buildings.

Historic depot area

The Alta District Museum is housed in Dinuba's restored railroad station, and the older blocks near it have homes with narrow drives and older curbs. Driveways there often need full replacement with a proper base. We use smaller equipment where needed and take care around old concrete.

A growing town

Dinuba grew from 9,907 residents in 1980 to 24,563 in 2020, and the 2024 estimate is 25,833. Subdivisions from that growth are now 20 to 40 years old, and their driveways and HOA streets are due for overlays, repairs and sealing. We plan that work in phases so residents keep access.

Food plant traffic

With a large food processor as its top employer, Dinuba sees steady truck traffic to and from its industrial areas. Those lots need heavy sections, concrete where trucks stand, and frequent maintenance.

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