Asphalt Paving in Sparks, GA

Asphalt paving in Sparks serves a small Cook County town that borders Adel to the south. Sparks was incorporated as a town in 1888 and named for W. B. Sparks, president of the Georgia Southern and Florida Railway. It grew from 887 residents in 1950 to 1,337 in 1970 and 2,043 in 2020, with 792 housing units. US 41 runs through the center as Goodman Street, and I-75 Exit 41 is on the west side. Tifton is 20 miles north and Valdosta 26 miles south.

Homes of every age

Sparks has houses from the railroad era, mid-century homes and newer ones. Older driveways often have thin bases, while newer ones mainly need protection. We evaluate each driveway and recommend repair, sealing, overlay or replacement accordingly.

Exit 41 traffic

Businesses near the interstate see truck and traveler traffic. Lot entrances and drive lanes need a heavier section, and striping wears quickly. We patch, overlay, seal and stripe.

Drainage

Sparks sits at about 240 feet, and a notable share of its area is water, with ponds and low areas around town. Driveways near low ground need a well-compacted base and a slope that moves water away.

Planning a new driveway

For a new driveway, we measure, check the soil and slope, and note the road connection. Then we give you a written quote that lists base depth and asphalt thickness. On the day, the old surface comes out, the base goes in and is compacted, and the asphalt is placed and rolled. You get written care instructions.

Locates

A Georgia 811 ticket goes in before any excavation.

Permits

US 41 is a state route, so connections to it need a GDOT permit for work in the right-of-way. City streets go through the Town of Sparks and county roads through Cook County.

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

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