Commercial Concrete Contractors Frisco

Heavy Haul Entrances and Access Roads in Frisco, TX

Industrial entrance and access road construction for heavy equipment and truck traffic.

Heavy haul access roads serve the specialized transportation needs of industrial operations throughout North Texas. These roadways accommodate oversized loads, heavy equipment transport, and concentrated truck traffic that exceeds standard roadway design criteria. We construct access roads engineered for the actual loads and traffic patterns they will experience.

Pavement design for heavy haul applications requires understanding equipment weights, axle configurations, and traffic frequency. Single-event heavy loads create different pavement stress than repeated traffic from loaded trucks. We design pavement sections matched to anticipated use patterns.

Geometric design considerations include turning radii for large equipment, grade limitations for loaded trucks, and sight distance requirements for safe operations. Industrial sites often have spatial constraints that require careful design to accommodate heavy equipment within available right-of-way.

Intersection design where heavy haul routes connect to public roads requires coordination with municipal authorities. Turn lane geometries, traffic signal modifications, and pavement transitions all factor into these connection points.

Scope Typically Includes

  • Traffic and loading analysis
  • Geometric design for heavy equipment
  • Pavement section engineering
  • Subgrade preparation
  • Base and pavement construction
  • Drainage system integration
  • Signage and delineation
  • Connection permit coordination

Common Project Scenarios

1

Industrial site needs access for manufacturing equipment delivery

2

Facility requiring routine heavy equipment transport

3

Connection to public road system for permitted loads

4

Site circulation improvement for heavy material transport

Representative project scope - specific details vary by engagement

Example Project Profile

Location

Garland, TX

Scope

1/2 mile heavy haul access road from public highway to manufacturing facility

Client Situation

Manufacturer needed access route for equipment deliveries exceeding standard truck weights

Our Approach

Designed route with appropriate geometrics and pavement section, coordinated highway department permits for public road connection

Expected Outcome

Permitted access route supporting equipment delivery requirements

Contact us to discuss your heavy haul access needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do heavy haul roads differ from standard truck routes?
Heavy haul roads accommodate specialized equipment that exceeds standard truck weights and dimensions. Pavement sections are thicker, curves have larger radii, and grades are less steep than standard truck routes.
What permits are required for heavy haul access?
Access to public roads typically requires permits from road authorities. We coordinate permit requirements during design and assist with application preparation as part of project development.
How wide do heavy haul roads need to be?
Width depends on equipment dimensions and traffic patterns. Two-way heavy haul routes typically require 30-40 feet of pavement width, while one-way routes may function with narrower sections.
What surface options are suitable for heavy haul roads?
Concrete provides excellent performance for heavy concentrated loads. Asphalt can work for lighter heavy haul applications with appropriate pavement section design. Selection depends on load characteristics and budget.

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