Asphalt Paving in Pavo, GA

Asphalt paving in Pavo serves a small farm town divided by the county line between Brooks and Thomas counties. Pavo had 622 residents in 2020, with more of them on the Thomas County side. The town was originally called McDonald and was renamed for early postmaster Duncan D. Peacock after mail kept getting mixed up with McDonough; "pavo" is Latin for peacock, and the town still holds Peacock Day on the second Saturday in May. Watermelon farming became important here in the early twentieth century.

Which county?

Because the county line runs through town, the road at your driveway may be maintained by Brooks County, Thomas County or the city. State Route 122 (Harris Street) and State Route 33 (Robert Street and County Line Road) are state routes, so connections to them need a GDOT permit. We check which office applies.

Farm drives

Farms around Pavo have long drives and lanes that carry trucks and equipment, especially at harvest. We build a heavier base and asphalt section where heavy vehicles travel.

Planning around harvest

Farm lanes and yard areas around Pavo are busiest at harvest. Paving is best scheduled outside those weeks so trucks are not kept off new asphalt when you need them. We plan the timing with you.

Small-town lots

City hall, the library branch, churches and small businesses have lots that need patching, sealing and striping now and then. We handle small jobs and group them when we can.

Locates

Before any excavation we file a Georgia 811 ticket and ask about private irrigation, wells and power lines before digging.

Getting here

SR 122 runs 21 miles east to I-75 at Hahira and 17 miles southwest to Thomasville.

Call (229) 652-1421 for a free estimate in Pavo.

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