Robert Bishop Asphalt & Sealcoating
Reno, NV
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Contractors near Reno, NV · November 2026
Reno, NV
Robert Bishop Asphalt & Sealcoating provides asphalt paving and related services in the Reno area.
Reno, NV
Great West Asphalt Paving Reno provides asphalt paving and related services in the Reno area.
Reno, NV
Apex Grading & Paving provides asphalt paving and related services in the Reno area.
Reno, NV
Affordable Striping & Sealing is an asphalt maintenance company in Reno, Nevada. Its website lists commercial and residential sealcoating, asphalt cra… Affordable Striping & Sealing is an asphalt maintenance company in Reno, Nevada. Its website lists commercial and residential sealcoating, asphalt crack repair, parking lot striping and parking lot maintenance. It names homeowners, businesses, schools, parks and municipalities among the customers it works with, and describes crack repair followed by a seal coat and fresh striping to extend pavement life.
Reno, NV
West Coast Paving, Inc. is a full service grading, paving and asphalt maintenance company in Reno, Nevada. It offers grading services from small parki… West Coast Paving, Inc. is a full service grading, paving and asphalt maintenance company in Reno, Nevada. It offers grading services from small parking lots to large developments and specializes in road reconstruction and re-stabilization projects. It completes projects on residential driveways, commercial parking lots, public and private roads, and public works infrastructure, and takes online estimate requests.
Reno, NV
Black Rock Construction provides asphalt paving and related services in the Reno area.
Reno, NV
High Desert Paving, Inc. provides asphalt paving and related services in the Reno area.
Reno, NV
Ace Grading and Paving Inc. provides asphalt paving and related services in the Reno area.
Reno, NV
Nevada Paving Co provides asphalt paving and related services in the Reno area.
Reno, NV
F.W. Carson Co. provides asphalt paving and related services in the Reno area.
Reno, NV
Vega Asphalt Paving Inc. provides commercial, residential and industrial paving across Nevada, California and Utah. It grades, paves and seals drivewa… Vega Asphalt Paving Inc. provides commercial, residential and industrial paving across Nevada, California and Utah. It grades, paves and seals driveways, parking lots and commercial lots, and offers crack filling, pothole repairs, patching, seal coating and lot striping. Its grading and paving work covers driveways, parking lots, private runways, playgrounds, tennis courts and streets, and it offers free estimates.
Reno, NV
Asphalt Protectors is a commercial asphalt paving contractor in Reno serving Northern Nevada and Northeastern California, including Susanville and Tru… Asphalt Protectors is a commercial asphalt paving contractor in Reno serving Northern Nevada and Northeastern California, including Susanville and Truckee. Its website lists asphalt paving for parking lots, roads and driveways, commercial and private residential paving, preventive, parking lot and roadway crack sealing, and asphalt milling. It says it manufactures its own asphalt emulsion sealcoat product.
Reno combines its encroachment and excavation permissions on one application for work in City right-of-way. The application conditions say that permission concerns ROW work according to approved plans and specifications. Ask which public portion of the paving proposal it covers and which work remains private. Do not treat the combined application as approval of every activity at the property, or assume a contractor’s broad driveway description establishes the public boundary and accepted construction limits.
The City’s current permit page limits the combined permit to a licensed, bonded and insured contractor or its authorized agent. The application also asks for subcontractors and their scopes and makes the contractor responsible for final ROW restoration. Ask who performs excavation, concrete and asphalt work and which parties appear in the actual record. A directory entry does not establish qualifications, and an allowance for another contractor to finish the job is not the same as documenting that responsibility.
Reno’s conditions call for a certified traffic-control plan when work requires a lane, sidewalk or road closure, and direct contractors to maintain access to businesses, schools and residents. Ask which arrangement the City has accepted and how the proposed construction sequence fits it. Keep the temporary controls separate from the finished pavement description. Do not promise an unsupported closure duration or interpret the public-access condition as a guarantee that freshly worked private pavement can immediately be used.
The application restricts work beneath existing public concrete structures and requires removal and replacement of affected structures unless the City Engineer gives specific written authorization for the alternative method. If the proposal involves boring or similar work under an approach, sidewalk or curb, ask which method is approved and how restoration is priced. Do not accept a no-disturbance assumption merely because the contractor prefers a trenchless method, or apply the public-structure rule to unrelated private work.
Reno’s permit conditions identify a Tree Work Permit when excavation is close to an existing City tree or landscaping is placed in City right-of-way. They expressly say not to cut roots before obtaining that permit. If those features are near the proposed work, ask the Urban Forester how the condition applies and keep the approved limits with the crew’s plan. The source does not locate roots at the site or authorize removal because a contractor considers them inconvenient.
Reno’s permit page says BMPs must be installed before construction and that contractors must maintain an inspection checklist on site. Ask which controls cover the actual disturbance, material handling and cleanup, and who maintains the record. Keep those duties visible even if the permanent project is described only as paving. The published rule does not establish a weather forecast, a flooding problem or a guaranteed pavement outcome, and it should not be replaced with a vague promise to keep the site tidy.
The City lists a temporary encroachment process for dumpsters and mobile storage containers in public right-of-way. If a proposal uses that space for waste or storage, ask which placement permission is needed and who obtains it. Keep the location and removal responsibility with the staging plan rather than assuming the combined excavation application covers every temporary use. Conversely, the published public-space process is not evidence that a container wholly on private property needs the same permission.
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