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First Colorado town south of the line

Paving Contractors in Wellington, CO

A fast-growing town on I-25 between Cheyenne and Fort Collins.

  • Site visit and written estimate at no cost
  • Each part of the job priced on its own line
  • Paving booked for the short high-plains season

Paving Just South of the State Line

Paving contractors in Wellington work in the first Colorado town drivers reach heading south on I-25 from Cheyenne. Wellington calls itself Colorado's Northern Gateway and sits at about 5,194 feet, roughly 10 miles north of Fort Collins. Historically it served drivers commuting between Cheyenne and Fort Collins, and today many residents still split their week between the two.

Growth

Wellington was founded in 1902, incorporated in 1905 and named for C. L. Wellington of the Colorado and Southern Railroad. It counted 2,672 residents in 2000, 6,289 in 2010 and 11,047 in 2020, with a median age of 32.9 and 3,794 households. Most driveways are under 25 years old, so sealing and crack work are the most common requests, along with repairs where builder base has settled.

Town right-of-way permit

Wellington's right-of-way permit form covers excavation or obstruction in the right-of-way. It asks for a drawing of the work, an insurance certificate, a traffic control plan and any special conditions, and the form shows a $1,000 deposit refunded after final inspection and Town approval. The Town wants the start date at least 24 hours ahead, and cleanup is due within 14 days after underground work. We confirm current fees with the Town before applying.

Acreages outside town

Acreages around Wellington often connect to numbered Larimer County roads. The county requires an access permit for those connections, $50 for one or two homes, with a culvert of at least 15 inches where needed. Long drives can mix hot-mix near the house with compacted millings beyond.

Wind and open ground

Open plains north of Fort Collins bring wind and drifting snow, much like Cheyenne. Edges that are supported and surfaces that shed melt hold up best.

Costs

HomeGuide lists new asphalt driveways at about $5 to $12 or more per square foot and sealcoating at $1 to $2. Angi lists millings at $3 to $8 per square foot installed.

Scheduling from Cheyenne

Wellington is about 35 miles south of Cheyenne on I-25. Travel is included in the estimate.

What owners here usually ask for

Most Wellington requests are crack sealing and sealcoating on newer driveways, repairs where builder base has settled, and acreage drives that mix hot-mix and millings.

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Wellington Notes

  • Northern Gateway. Wellington is the northernmost Colorado town on I-25, about 10 miles north of Fort Collins, at about 5,194 feet.
  • Growth. Wellington grew from 2,672 residents in 2000 to 6,289 in 2010 and 11,047 in 2020.
  • Town ROW deposit. Wellington's right-of-way permit form shows a $1,000 deposit refunded after final inspection, with 24-hour start notice required.
  • County access permit. Larimer County access permits for one or two homes cost $50, with culverts of at least 15 inches where needed.
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Wellington Questions

Do you work in Colorado?

Yes, in the northern Front Range towns closest to Cheyenne, including Wellington.

What does Wellington require for right-of-way work?

A Town permit with drawing, insurance certificate and traffic control plan; the form shows a $1,000 refundable deposit.

Does my acreage need a county permit?

If it connects to a numbered Larimer County road, yes: $50 for one or two homes.

My newer driveway is settling at the garage. Why?

Usually the base there was not compacted well. A saw-cut repair fixes it.

Is travel from Cheyenne extra?

Travel is included in the estimate.

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