Coughlin Company Inc.

The Coughlin Edge

At Coughlin, we are driven by our unwavering commitment to providing industry-leading services and environmentally safe solutions to our customers. 

A leader in the asphalt recycling and soil stabilization industry, we pride ourselves in having an innovative team, elite fleet of equipment, and best in class relationships with our customers and vendors.

Our Mission

Pursue excellence in every aspect of our organization.

Our Pledge

Provide quality transportation and pavement recycling services to our customers, through environmentally safe practices.

History

Coughlin Company was established in 1921 by Louis Joseph Coughlin. Located in Southern California, the company built water utilities and also owned and operated several water companies.

After Serving in the Navy during World War II, Donald Wallace Coughlin purchased the company from his father Louis. Donald later founded Waterco, a supply and distribution company. By the mid 1900’s Donald and his sons had served over 300 water system located in California communities, and Waterco was the largest supply company in the area. Donald was a skilled engineer; he has several patents on various plumbing products. He designed complete utilities and furnished all the materials needed for them.

Patrick Joseph Coughlin then bought the Coughlin Company Construction business from Donald. Pat serviced and installed entire water systems. In 1976 Patrick moved the Company to Utah. They did work throughout Nevada, California, and Utah.

Patrick’s son, Darren Joseph Coughlin purchased the company in 1994. Darren converted the company from an underground pipeline company into a Rotomilling, Cold In-Place Recycling, Pulverizing, Soil Stabilizing, and Heavy Haul Company using state of the art, late model equipment. Coughlin Company is based out of St. George, Utah with a second office in Salina, Kansas.

Cold In-Place Recycling

Project savings of 20%-50%

90% reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions

Lowered maintenance costs due to reduced cracking

20% to 40% faster construction times