Asphalt Paving in Homerville, GA

Asphalt paving in Homerville serves the seat of Clinch County, created in 1850. Homerville was incorporated on February 15, 1869, and named by Dr. John Homer Mattox, who settled there in 1853; his home now houses the Clinch County Chamber of Commerce and Welcome Center. In 2020 the city had 2,344 residents and 1,072 housing units. US 84 and US 441 cross in the center of town, with Valdosta 35 miles west and Waycross 27 miles east.

Wet, wooded ground

Homerville is surrounded by woods and swampy marshes. Damp ground makes base quality critical: soft or organic soil has to come out, and the base has to be thick and well compacted. We also make sure the surface drains to a place where water can go.

Highway businesses

With two US highways meeting in town, many businesses front a state route. Their lots carry trucks and travelers. We patch, overlay, seal and stripe, and driveway connections to the highways need a GDOT permit.

Older homes

Homerville's population peaked around 1980 at 3,112, and many homes date from that era or earlier. Their driveways often need base repair or replacement rather than just a surface coat.

Timber and truck traffic

Clinch County is timber country, and log trucks use many local roads. Driveways and lots that see trucks need a heavier section and a well-supported entrance. We size the base and asphalt to the heaviest regular traffic.

Locates

Before any excavation we file a Georgia 811 ticket and ask about private lines on rural properties.

Permits

City streets go through the City of Homerville, county roads through Clinch County and US 84 and US 441 through GDOT.

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