Byrne & Jones Construction - Nebraska

06/11/2026

Not all commercial paving contractors are the same. Here's what to look for before you sign.

Years in business matters, but so does what those years taught them. Look for a contractor who owns their equipment, puts experienced superintendents on your project, understands material selection based on how the pavement will actually be used, and can self-perform most if not all of the work.

Make sure they're licensed, insured, and willing to stand behind their work with a warranty. If they're not offering that, keep looking.

We've been doing commercial paving since 1976. Doing the right thing and showing up prepared isn't something we talk about. It's how we've kept clients coming back for 50 years.

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05/27/2026

Paving season is back — and we're throwing it back to one of last year's bigger jobs.

Creighton University's parking lot in Omaha was showing its age. Heavy cracking, worn-out striping, and a surface that wasn't holding up for the students and staff using it every day. Our Nebraska crew milled it down and laid a fresh overlay. Clean surface, fresh lines, ready to go.

Appreciate the university for trusting us with their campus. Crew showed up and got it done. 👏

05/20/2026

Since 1976, we've seen our share of challenges a job site can throw.

The problems change, but the response doesn't. Our team shows up, assesses the situation, and finds a way forward. Our crews embrace every challenge head-on, putting in whatever hours and effort it takes to find a solution. We problem-solve and keep pushing until the job is done right.

To put it simply, we Do Whatever It Takes. 🤝

05/01/2026

04/09/2026

The paving season is underway and our asphalt plant is running at full capacity to keep projects across the region moving 🚛

The Nebraska Asphalt Plant supplies projects across Lincoln, Omaha, Greenwood, and surrounding areas. We provide consistent, high quality mix and and a crew that knows what it takes to deliver.

Ready to get your project on the schedule? Learn more about the plant or reach out regarding pricing: https://hubs.ly/Q04b3zfM0

04/08/2026

Every spring, our project managers walk parking lots that sat through winter without maintenance — and the story is the same every time.

Freeze-thaw cycles don't negotiate. Cracks that were manageable in October are full-width failures in April.

If your lot hasn't been assessed since last season, now is the time. We offer free site evaluations and our team will give you a straight answer on what needs attention.

Know the 5 warning signs your parking lot needs immediate attention: https://hubs.ly/Q04b2NTx0

04/02/2026