Our crews are working on multiple commercial asphalt paving jobs in the greater St. Louis area. The summery is heating up and we’ll be posting pictures of our Parking lot repair and Parking lot paving projects shortly!
CSR Construction Inc has over 30 years experience providing exceptional service to residents and commercial businesses in the St Louis metro area.
Commercial Paving in St Louis, MO
Our services include:
– Parking Lot Repair
– Parking Lot Maintenance
– Parking Lot Paving
– Asphalt Repair
– Asphalt Maintenance
– Commercial Asphalt Paving
– Concrete Paving
Why choose us
– Specialized in Concrete and Asphalt Paving
– Three decades of industry experience
– Trustworthy, Honest and Reliable
– The customer is our top priority
About St Louis, MO
Known as the “Gateway to the West,” St Louis MO, or “Gateway City” is a midwest city that has a diverse history. The city was founded in 1764 by the French, but acquired by the US in 1803 due to the Louisiana Purchase. This independent city is known for its memorable, 630 ft tall, St. Louis arch. This magnificent design for the Arch that was hatched by architect Eero Saarinen in 1947 was completed on October 28, 1965. Because of the bravery and fame brought to the famous 19th-century explorers, Lewis & Clark, the St. Louis Arch was dedicated to their important journey to reach the west.
Regarding the city size of St Louis MO, it encapsulates 66 square miles, with 4 miles of that being water and the rest, land. The population of this city was estimated in 2017 to be at 308 thousand people, with a peak of 856 thousand in the 1950s, but declining steadily ever since.
When it comes to sports teams, the St Louis Cardinals of the MLB and St. Louis Blues of the NHL and St Louis FC (Soccer team) represent this bustling city that is situated along the neck of the long winding Mississippi River.
As for economics and commerce, St Louis, MO is the corporate home of ten Fortune 500 companies, like Express Scripts, Edward Jones Investments, Emerson Electric, Centene, and Reinsurance Group of America. The city’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product) was 160 billion USD as of 2018.
In addition to a stable local economy, St. Louis has some beautiful places to see flora and fauna like Forest Park, which is twice as large as New York’s famed, Central Park. Forest Park also includes the St. Louis Zoological Park (St. Louis Zoo), which had been created in part due to the 1904 World Fair that was held in the city. It was opened in 1910.
