UTAH'S TRUSTED
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Offering quality asphalt paving &
commercial concrete services
in Salt Lake County and Surrounding
areas since 1996

UTAH'S TRUSTED
PAVING COMPANY

Offering quality asphalt paving & commercial concrete services in Salt Lake County and Surrounding areas since 1996

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10KSB Champion Award!

Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Big Voice Washington, DC

Congratulations to Barney Boynton the 10,000 Small Businesses alumni who received the alumni award at the 2025 Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Summit.

Barney Boynton of Go Pave Utah Receives the “10KSB Champion” Award at the 2025 Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Summit

HOA PROPERTIES & COMMUNITIES

The pavement on your property is likely the single greatest investment you will manage. We can assist with this.

RETAIL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL

We establish plans for your paving projects that maintain high aesthetic standards and low maintenance costs.

MULTI-UNIT & APARTMENT COMMUNITIES

Your property's appearance and functionality rely heavily on the condition of its pavement surfaces. We assist you in obtaining the most value from them.

NON PROFITS & MUNICIPAL PROPERTIES

Churches, schools, and similar institutions need attractive practical pavement as well. We have knowledge of overcoming the particular difficulties presented by properties for nonprofit organizations.
About Us

Who We Are

Full Service UTAH ASPHALT MAINTENANCE, REPAIR and PRESERVATION Specialists.
Delivering quality solutions for 20 Years to:

- Commercial Property Managers/Groups
- Big Box
- Storage facilities
- Apartment Complexes
- HOA’s
- Strip Malls
- Business/Residential
- Parking Lots

Speaking on Business Go Pave Utah and the Salt Lake Chamber

Go Pave Utah was established 1996 in Salt Lake City, Utah, and is committed to delivering value-added, high-quality, cost-effective service on schedule by employing and supporting motivated, flexible, and focused teams. We value the importance of our relationships and will continue to remain fair and true in our dealings with all employees, clients, vendors, and partners. Our clients count on our dependability, our drive, and our integrity. We take great pride in our accomplishments and build on them every day.

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CREATING RELATIONSHIPS WITH CUSTOMERS SINCE 1996

OUR CLIENTS

Client Reviews

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Oscar Miranda
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Well done, Clean, Quick and Neat!
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Daniel Roman
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I connected with the owner, Barney, who was very helpful and answered all my questions. They have a stellar team and are great to work with. Thank you!
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Dan Lauritzen
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This company is amazing and we love working with the whole team. Barney is knowledgeable and informed. They truly believe in quality and will go out of their way to make sure you're satisfied with their work.
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Michelle Zarlengo
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Fantastic company and great people.
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Karin Palle
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Great customer service and positive energy!
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Brian Smith
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Go Pave has been great to work with. They really have gone above and beyond what I have asked. Ty Shippen is always fast and responsive to either take a call or respond to messages. As a facilities manager, I will always include Go Pave Utah in any asphalt, striping, or concrete job I need.
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Terika Moon
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They do great work, and are incredibly professional. I recommend Go Pave Utah to homeowners. Go Pave Utah fixed my huge pothole in less than 2 hours. They worked around a sewer, gas and electric lines, and laid commercial mix asphalt. The best part was Ty, their project specialist. He's an extremely kind and helpful man. Ty took a lot of stress off my husband and myself and explained asphalt in a way homeowners can understand. He happily explained several times how asphalt works, how the pothole would be fixed, and oversaw when it was being fixed too. Ty was also very courteous about recommending ways to protect the asphalt including a sealant and explained the pricing and timing of we wanted to do it in the future Go Pave Utah will always do asphalt for me.
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Aaron Wright
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I had Don with Go Pave out to quote me on my 2 parking lots, so I decided to use them for the project, they came out and completed the job, they came in right on budget. This is now the 2nd parking lot I have had them do and the work has turned out exceptional! Don Kept in contact every step of the way from planning till completion, Would highly recommend.
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Kyle Monez
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Go Pave came through in a pinch to help meet a deadline and everything worked out great
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Travis Williams
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Amazing team to work with. Lightning fast response time. Looking forward to working with them in the future

Asphalt & Concrete Paving Blog

You may think of your commercial parking lot as one large asphalt surface, but vehicles rarely use every square foot equally. Customers favor certain entrances. Delivery trucks follow familiar routes. Garbage trucks repeatedly approach the same enclosure. Employees may cut across the same sections day after day. Over time, your property develops a traffic pattern that probably never appeared on the original parking lot plan. For Utah property managers, recognizing those patterns can change the way you approach asphalt maintenance. Instead of looking at the parking lot as one uniform surface, it can be more useful to identify where traffic repeatedly places the greatest demands on the pavement. Your Busiest Asphalt May Not Be Where Cars Park Parking stalls certainly receive traffic, but some of the hardest-working asphalt is found between them. Main entrances, drive aisles, intersections within the lot, loading areas, dumpster approaches, and connections to public streets can experience repeated vehicle movement throughout the day. Take a look at how vehicles actually travel through your property rather than how they were intended to travel. A shortcut across the lot or a heavily favored entrance can concentrate traffic in areas that may receive considerably more use than surrounding pavement. Those real-world patterns provide useful information when evaluating pavement conditions. Turning and Stopping Change the Way Pavement Is Used A vehicle traveling straight through a parking lot interacts with the pavement differently from one that is repeatedly braking, turning, accelerating, or maneuvering into position. That makes areas near entrances, intersections, loading zones, and tight turns worth watching closely. Heavy commercial vehicles can make these locations even more demanding. Delivery trucks, waste collection vehicles, maintenance equipment, and other large vehicles may travel the same route every visit. If pavement distress begins appearing in one of these concentrated traffic areas, the location itself provides context. The problem may not be random when the same piece of asphalt is handling repeated vehicle movements every day. Your Property's Operations Can Change Before the Parking Lot Does Commercial properties evolve. A new tenant can increase deliveries. A restaurant can generate different traffic than the previous business. A loading area may become busier. A dumpster may be relocated. Customer traffic may begin favoring a different entrance. The pavement, however, does not automatically change when property operations do. Asphalt that once handled occasional traffic may eventually become part of a primary route. That is why understanding how a property is currently being used matters. The traffic assumptions made years ago may no longer reflect what the parking lot experiences today. Wear Patterns Can Help Focus an Inspection A pavement inspection should include more than a general walk around the property. Pay particular attention to places where vehicles repeatedly turn, stop, load, or travel. Cracking, depressions, rutting, potholes, surface deterioration, or recurring damage in these locations may deserve further evaluation. This does not mean every busy area automatically needs asphalt repair. It means traffic patterns can help identify where closer attention may be worthwhile. Comparing heavily traveled sections with quieter areas can also provide a clearer picture of how different parts of the parking lot are performing. Manage the Parking Lot You Actually Have Your striping may tell drivers where to go, but everyday use ultimately determines where much of the pavement wear occurs. Understanding that difference can make asphalt maintenance more specific to the property instead of treating every section of pavement exactly the same. Go Pave Utah works with Utah property managers and commercial property owners to evaluate asphalt conditions and determine where maintenance or repair may be appropriate. By paying attention to how vehicles actually move through the property, you can better understand which areas are doing the most work and which ones deserve the closest attention.

Commercial Parking Lot Traffic Patterns: Where Asphalt Takes the Most Wear

You may think of your commercial parking lot as one large asphalt surface, but vehicles rarely use every square foot equally. Customers favor certain entrances. Delivery trucks follow familiar routes. […]
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Parking Lot Low Spots: Why That Puddle May Be More Than a Drainage Problem

After a Utah rainstorm, most of a commercial parking lot may dry quickly while one stubborn puddle sticks around. It is easy to blame the water, wait for it to […]
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