Asphalt Paving in Statenville, GA

Asphalt paving in Statenville serves the seat of Echols County, one of Georgia's most rural counties. The town grew in the 1850s at a ford on the Alapaha River and was first called Troublesome. It was renamed for James Watson Staten in 1858, when it became the seat of the new Echols County. After its city charter was revoked in 1995, voters approved consolidation with the county in July 2008, 639 to 245.

On the river

Statenville sits just east of the Alapaha River. Low ground near the river holds water, and properties there need extra base and a slope that drains. We check the ground at every visit.

Rural drives

Most properties around Statenville have long gravel or sand drives. Paving them means rebuilding the base, crowning the surface and supporting the edges. Long drives can be phased.

US 129 and SR 94

US 129 runs through the community, north to Lakeland and south toward Florida, and SR 94 crosses it in the center, running 18 miles northwest to Valdosta. Driveway connections to those routes need a GDOT permit. Other roads go through the consolidated Echols County government.

Phasing long drives

Paving a long drive is a big investment. Many owners pave the entrance and the area near the house first and finish later. We plan grades for the whole drive so phases match.

Locates

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

Close to Florida

US 129 runs about six miles south to the Florida line. We serve the Georgia side of the border throughout Echols County.

Small lots

For the courthouse area, the library, churches and small businesses, we handle patching, sealing and striping.

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

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