Amherst Junction, Portage County
Asphalt sealcoating in Amherst Junction, WI
Amherst Junction began as a railroad junction and became a potato shipping center.
About Amherst Junction
Pavement care for Amherst Junction properties
The village was created when the railroad came through the county, at the junction of the Wisconsin Central and the Green Bay and Lake Pepin lines. Until 1875 it was called Groversburg, and it became Amherst Junction when its post office opened that year. The village was incorporated in 1911, and by 1914 it was an important buying and shipping center for potatoes. The Summit House hotel, built around 1872, was a popular place to stay, eat and dance until it was taken down in 1939.
Asphalt wears down from sun, water and winter weather. Filling cracks early keeps water out of the base, and a protective coat slows the wear. A fresh sealcoat every two to three years suits most driveways.
What we do
Services for Amherst Junction homes and businesses
If you own a home or a business in Amherst Junction, we can look after the asphalt. Crack filling and patch work come first, then sealcoating, and line striping for lots. Gravel driveway installation is available too for properties that need a new drive.
Questions
Common questions in Amherst Junction
Do you work in Amherst Junction?
Yes. Amherst Junction is one of the towns we serve in Portage County. Call 608-548-1169 or use the free estimate form and tell us about your property.
Can you work on older driveways in Amherst Junction?
Yes. We look at the surface first, repair what is broken, fill the cracks and then seal. Call for a free estimate.
What does a free estimate involve in Amherst Junction?
You tell us about the property with the estimate form, by phone or by email. A rough guess on size is fine. We confirm the details and recommend what the surface needs. The estimate is free.
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