Shawnee, KS Between 1950 and 2010, the population of Shawnee, KS increased from 845 to more than 62,200. The influx of new residents attracted many new businesses, so building an infrastructure — including streets and parking areas — was probably challenging at times. Today, homeowners and commercial property managers know that they can count on […]
Overland Park, KS Overland Park grew from 21,110 people in 1960 to more than 173,300 in 2010. No city can enjoy that type of increase in a 50-year period without the housing, streets and businesses to support the population. Overland Park, KS continues to grow, and when area homeowners and businesses need new pavement or […]
As a frontier town in the 1850s, Olathe lacked the elegant architecture that had become popular in New England. The few businesses and homes in the town were constructed from native stone and rough lumber, and streets were basically left to the preferences and imaginations of those who used them. Today, Olathe has well-defined streets […]
Liberty, MO Liberty, the county seat of Clay County, is one of the many suburbs surrounding Kansas City. Although Liberty was technically established before Kansas City, the growth of the latter has played a significant part in Liberty’s growth. Many residents of Liberty commute to Kansas City to work, attend cultural events or further their […]
Lenexa, KS Located in Johnson County and considered part of the greater Kansas City metropolitan area, Lenexa’s population was estimated at more than 52,900 in 2016. Despite its proximity to Kansas City, Lenexa is a self-contained city that offers an excellent quality of life and opportunities for a variety of businesses. When people in Lenexa, […]
Lee’s Summit, MO Located about 20 miles from Kansas City, Lee’s Summit is a thriving community that is currently home to approximately 97,000 people. The population has more than doubled since 1990, which has necessitated the construction of many new streets as well as numerous parking lots for the businesses that have been founded to […]
Independence, MO Independence has a history that is unusually rich for a town with a current population of approximately 117,000 people. The town’s location has always contributed heavily to its success. During its early days, much of Independence’s growth was due to its location as the nation’s westernmost location navigable by steamboats. During the mid-1800s, […]
Harrisonville, MO Harrisonville is a vibrant, growing town that serves as the county seat of Cass County. When homeowners and businesses in Harrisonville, MO need concrete installations, asphalt sealcoating, concrete repairs, parking lot striping, asphalt repairs, asphalt crack repairs or infrared asphalt restoration, they know that they can count on All Pro Asphalt for superior […]
Nestled amid gently rolling hills, Grandview lies approximately 16 miles from Kansas City. Although it is not the seat of Jackson County, Grandview is growing faster than any other town in the county. Fortunately, Grandview, MO has experienced numerous construction booms since its founding, so residents and business owners know what it takes to support […]
Kansas City, MO When a city has more than 480,000 residents and spans almost 320 square miles, good roads are essential. Adequate parking is also of extreme importance. When people in Kansas City, MO need new or replacement driveways for their homes or parking lots for their businesses, they frequently turn to the paving experts […]
