Concrete Valley Pans and Mill and Pave at Storage Tech in Denver
Asphalt Coatings Company poured new concrete valley pans down the drive aisles at Storage Tech on East 69th Avenue in Denver, then milled and repaved the asphalt around them.
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Building the Concrete Valley Pans
Each valley pan runs down the center of a drive aisle and went in over five steps.
Trench
On the first day, the crew cut a trench through the old asphalt and stretched string lines along it to set the pan's line.
Form and Base
Wood forms went in on both sides, and a skid steer dropped base material between them.
Pour
Pouring began the next day. A mixer truck chuted concrete straight into the forms while the crew spread it.
Finish
Finishers worked the fresh concrete level with the tops of the forms.
Join
Steel bars left sticking out of a finished end mark where the next section of pan joins it.
Finished Valley Pans
Finished pans show control joints and a broom finish.
A Concrete Channel along the Fence
A formed concrete channel now runs beside the wooden fence on one edge of Storage Tech.
Dig the Trench
On the third day, a mini excavator dug a trench along the fence line.
Set the Forms
Our crew staked wood forms for both walls of the channel the next day.
Pour the Channel
The channel was poured at the end of the first week. A steel plate was later laid across it at one crossing point.
Milling and Repaving the Drive Aisles
With the concrete in place, the asphalt between the new pans was milled and then repaved.
Fill the Edges
During the first week, strips of new asphalt filled the gaps between the pans and the old pavement.
Mill
Nine days after the trenching, milling left a grooved surface across the drive aisles.
Tack
Tack coat went onto the milled asphalt ahead of paving.
Pave
New asphalt went down the next day and now meets the concrete pans in front of the unit doors.
Skid Steer on the Milled Aisle
A skid steer worked along a milled drive aisle beside the storage unit doors.
New Asphalt
Fresh asphalt now covers the open lot in front of the roll-up storage units.
More Photos from Storage Tech
These photos follow the job from forming the pans to the repaved drive aisles.
Forms Down the Aisle
Wood forms set down the center of a drive aisle between storage buildings, while trenching and forming the valley pans.
Gravel Base in the Forms
Gravel base inside valley pan forms running the length of a drive aisle, before the pour.
Broom Finish
Close view of a new concrete valley pan with a broom finish and control joints.
Setting the Channel Forms
Crew setting wood forms for a concrete channel beside the fence.
Fresh Concrete in the Channel
Fresh concrete in the formed channel running along the fence line.
Steel Plate at a Crossing
Steel plate bridging the concrete channel at a crossing point.
Services on This Project
This project combined our commercial concrete and our asphalt paving in Denver.
Commercial concrete
Valley pans, curb and gutter, sidewalks and pads around Denver parking lots. Commercial concrete in Denver
Mill and overlay
A new surface course on a sound base, milled and paved by our own crews. Mill and overlay in Denver
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