Sealcoating and Asphalt in Town of Eagle Point, WI

the 1990s is the decade that built Town of Eagle Point, at 22.3 percent of the housing, with 11 percent older than 1940 behind it. A place that went up in one burst ages in one burst. The drives fail together, the advice is largely the same along a road, and the thing worth deciding is timing rather than whether.

Almost everything here is a detached house, 99.4 percent of the stock, so there is very little shared surface and almost no apartment parking. What that means for a quote is that the square footage varies more between two neighbors here than it does across a whole street in a city. Nothing gets priced off an average.

This is township, not village. There is no street grid in the Town of Eagle Point and no curb to stop the asphalt, which is the single biggest difference between a rural drive and a town one. Without a curb the edge is unsupported, so it breaks away first, and the apron where the drive meets the town road takes the plow and the traffic together. Both are fixable. Neither gets found by looking at the middle of the drive.