Where I-15 meets I-40
Asphalt Paving in Barstow, CA
Commercial, rental and residential paving in a railroad and highway town.
- No-charge site visit and measurement
- Line-item written proposal you approve first
- Base, drainage and thickness spelled out

Built at the Crossroads
Asphalt paving in Barstow is shaped by highways and heat. Interstates 15 and 40 are the main routes through town, and before the interstates, Routes 66 and 91 met downtown. Barstow is named for William Barstow Strong, a president of the Santa Fe Railway, and the railroad still runs through it. Truck stops, travel centers, motels and service businesses mean a lot of commercial pavement taking heavy traffic.
Extreme heat
Barstow sits at about 2,175 feet, lower and hotter than Victorville. Its record high is 120 degrees, set on July 23, 1996, and its record low is 3 degrees. Average rainfall is only about 4.96 inches, with nearly 80 percent falling from November through April. Under that sun, asphalt dries out quickly, so sealcoating on a short cycle is the best protection.
Renters and property managers
About 56.2 percent of Barstow's occupied homes were rented at the 2020 census, out of 9,620 housing units. Landlords and managers often want options. We price repair-and-seal plans alongside full replacement so you can decide property by property.
Military employers
Fort Irwin, home of the Army's National Training Center, is north of town, and Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow is in the city. In the city's 2025 report, Fort Irwin had 8,451 employees and the logistics base 1,935. Military households keep the rental market busy, and businesses serving them need well-kept lots.
Typical work
- Truck stop and travel center lots with heavy sections
- Motel and restaurant lots, sealed and restriped
- Rental property driveways
- Yards and staging areas
City permits
Barstow is an incorporated city, so entrance and approach work on city streets goes through the city. We confirm the current requirements before scheduling.
Costs
HomeAdvisor lists asphalt parking lots at about $2 to $4.50 per square foot and commercial sealcoating at about $0.15 to $0.30. HomeGuide puts striping at about $4 to $5 per stall. For a truck stop or travel center, heavy sections at fuel islands and truck lanes cost more. We itemize the proposal.
Restriping
Sun breaks down striping paint fast in Barstow. Restriping after each seal coat keeps lots readable, and accessible spaces are laid out to the 2010 ADA Standards when a lot is restriped.
Highway visitors
Travel businesses get traffic around the clock. We work in sections and at night where needed.
Residential driveways
For homeowners, Barstow driveways are usually tract driveways tied to concrete aprons. HomeGuide puts a 400 square foot asphalt driveway at about $2,000 to $4,800. In this heat, sealing every two to three years protects that investment.
Railroad and Route 66 history
The Southern Pacific line reached Barstow in 1883 and passed to the Santa Fe in 1884, and the town grew around the railroad and the highways that followed. Many older downtown and highway-frontage properties have pavement that has been patched for decades. When patches outnumber original asphalt, rebuilding the base and repaving is usually cheaper over time.
Incorporated city
Barstow incorporated on September 30, 1947, and handles its own street right-of-way.
Military rentals
Many rentals in Barstow house families tied to Fort Irwin and the logistics base. Property managers often want quick turnaround between tenants, and repair-and-seal work fits that schedule.
Get a proposal
Call (760) 383-7312 or
.Local Conditions in Barstow
- Highway crossroads. Interstates 15 and 40 are Barstow's main highways; Routes 66 and 91 met downtown before the interstate era.
- Heat record. Barstow's record high is 120 degrees (July 23, 1996) and its record low 3 degrees; average rainfall is about 4.96 inches, nearly 80 percent from November through April.
- Mostly rented. The 2020 census counted 25,415 residents and 9,620 housing units, with 56.2 percent of occupied units rented.
- Military employers. Fort Irwin had 8,451 employees and Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow 1,935 in the city's 2025 report.

Our Services in Barstow, CA
Barstow Questions
Do you pave truck stop lots?
Yes, with heavy sections where trucks turn, fuel and park.
How often should I seal in Barstow?
Every two to three years is a reasonable plan in this heat. Reseal when the surface turns gray.
Can you handle several rental properties?
Yes. We quote them together and schedule back to back.
Will you travel to Barstow from Victorville?
Yes. It is a regular part of our area.
Who handles permits in Barstow?
The City of Barstow, for work in city right-of-way.
Can you stripe accessible spaces correctly?
Yes, to the counts and dimensions in the 2010 ADA Standards.
Can you rebuild a broken highway-frontage entrance?
Yes. We cut out the failed section, deepen the base and repave with a heavier section.
Do you pave motel and restaurant lots?
Yes. We phase the work so guests and customers can still park.
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