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Post Falls Asphalt Paving Guide: Costs, Permits, and Timing

Post Falls has mild summers, cold winters with frequent freezes, and rain that peaks in December, and driveway and approach construction in the right-of-way needs a City permit. This guide covers Post Falls right-of-way permit rules and how to time paving around the local weather. We did not find a published Post Falls cost guide, so we do not list local prices; get written quotes from more than one contractor. The contractor list above shows paving pros who serve Post Falls on Main Street.

City permits and the public right-of-way

Paving that stays entirely on your own lot does not touch the public right-of-way, but driveway, sidewalk, and curb work at the street does.

Right-of-way permit. The Post Falls Engineering Division's Right-of-Way Permit application lists driveway and approach construction, curb, sidewalk, and paving among the covered activities, with a residential right-of-way permit fee of $150. The form asks whether the contractor is a licensed public works contractor with insurance on file.

Check your jurisdiction. Some roads around Post Falls are run by the local highway district rather than the City, so confirm who owns the road in front of your property before applying.

Post Falls weather and the best time to pave

Post Falls does not have its own NOAA normals station, so we use nearby Coeur d'Alene. Its 1991 to 2020 normals show about 25.4 inches of rain a year. December is the wettest month at about 3.47 inches, and July is the driest at about 0.73 inches.

July is the warmest month, with highs averaging about 83 degrees. Winters bring about 120 nights a year at freezing or colder, and January highs average about 36 degrees.

Our tip for Post Falls homeowners: late spring through early fall is the best window for paving and sealcoating. Fresh asphalt and sealcoat need warm, dry days, so plan around the long freeze season.

Post Falls asphalt FAQ

How much is a Post Falls residential right-of-way permit?

The Post Falls right-of-way permit application lists a residential right-of-way permit at $150, covering work such as driveway and approach construction.

When is the best time to pave in Post Falls?

NOAA normals for Coeur d'Alene show July highs near 83 degrees and about 120 freezing nights. Late spring through early fall is the best window for paving and sealcoating.

Compare Post Falls paving contractors

Contractors listed on the Post Falls hub, from Main Street listings data. Claimed profiles are shown first. Full cards are in the list above.

• Poe Asphalt Paving Inc, Post Falls
• Mountainside Paving and Concrete, Post Falls
• PNW Dirtworks and Paving, Coeur d'Alene
• CDA Paving and Concrete Specialties, Coeur d'Alene
• Black Canvas Sealcoat, Coeur d'Alene

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Prices above come from third-party guides published in 2022 and are not quotes from Main Street or any listed contractor. Permit rules change; confirm with Post Falls Engineering before you start work.