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Past a concrete apron and sidewalk, crisp black sealcoat runs to the garage of a two-story tan house, golden foothills in the distance

Sealcoating Fort Collins

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Serving Timnath, CO from Fort Collins.

Asphalt Sealcoating in Timnath, Colorado

Timnath was settled in 1869, named in 1884 by the Rev. Charles A. Taylor after the biblical town where Samson went for a Philistine wife, and incorporated on July 6, 1920. It sits on a small bluff east of the Cache la Poudre River, about half a mile east of the Harmony Road interchange on I-25. For most of its history it was tiny: 223 residents in 2000 and 625 in 2010. The 2020 census counted 6,487, the 2025 estimate is 11,600, and the town has been among the fastest-growing communities in Colorado since 2020.

The housing is correspondingly new. The average Timnath home was built in 2015, and owners live in 82.6 percent of its homes, the highest rate among the four towns this site covers around Fort Collins. By HomeGuide's schedule of a first coat at about one year old and another every two to three years, a drive laid in 2015 would have had four or more coats by now, while drives finished this year should wait for their first. Driveway sealing explains the timing and the steps.

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How Timnath looks after its own streets

The town maintains more than 70 miles of road and runs a yearly asphalt maintenance program whose two main tools are worth copying at home. Patches on town streets are built with 5 inches of compacted full-depth asphalt rather than a skim over the hole, and cracks a quarter inch or wider are sealed with hot-pour rubberized sealant. Streets are swept quarterly, weather permitting. A private drive needs the same two things on a smaller scale: open cracks filled before winter, and failed spots cut out and rebuilt rather than covered. Asphalt patching walks through the full-depth method.

Timnath adheres to the Larimer County Urban Area Street Standards, which allow driveway approach construction under set criteria, and any removal and replacement of curb and gutter for a driveway approach needs a Town of Timnath Right of Way Permit. In winter, the town's nine snow vehicles, four of them traditional plows, work Harmony Road and Main Street first, then arterials and collectors such as Three Bell Parkway, Colorado Boulevard, Summerfields Parkway and Club Drive. Local residential streets are not typically plowed, so neighborhood snow melts in place and runs across the joint between each concrete approach and the asphalt behind it.

Services

Asphalt Sealcoating Services Available in Timnath

Every service described on this site is available in Timnath as well:

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Questions

Timnath FAQs

What permit is needed to change a driveway approach in Timnath?

A Town of Timnath Right of Way Permit covers any removal and replacement of curb and gutter for a driveway approach, and the approach itself follows the Larimer County Urban Area Street Standards. Those standards set residential approach widths of 12 to 24 feet, or 30 feet for a three-car garage, and call for concrete in the right-of-way. Sealing, crack filling or patching the private asphalt behind the approach does not involve the curb at all.

How long should a brand-new Timnath driveway cure before its first coat?

SealMaster sets a minimum cure of 30 to 60 days, and HomeGuide suggests waiting about a year. The season usually settles it: a drive finished in late summer reaches the end of even the longer cure just as nights begin dropping below 50 degrees, so its first coat waits for the next June or July. In the meantime the drive needs nothing but clean edges, snow kept off it and any early cracks filled.

Which Timnath streets are plowed first?

Harmony Road and Main Street are Priority 1. Priority 2 covers the remaining arterials and select collectors such as Three Bell Parkway and Colorado Boulevard, and Priority 3 the remaining select collectors such as Summerfields Parkway and Club Drive. The town says it does not typically plow local streets in residential areas. For a driveway, that means snow on the street in front melts where it lies, so keeping the apron shoveled limits how much water reaches the asphalt edge.

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