Asphalt Paving in Byron, GA

Asphalt paving in Byron serves a town that has grown steadily along I-75. Byron was incorporated as the Town of Byron in 1874, named for the poet Lord Byron after it dropped the name Jackson. Its population rose from 1,138 in 1960 to 4,512 in 2010 and 5,702 in 2020, with 2,492 housing units. It sits mostly in Peach County, 16 miles south of Macon, with I-75 along its east side at Exits 146 and 149.

Interstate businesses

Fuel stations, restaurants and hotels near the exits see heavy truck and traveler traffic. Their lots need heavier sections at entrances and lanes, regular patching and fresh striping. We phase work to keep pumps and entrances open.

Neighborhoods

Newer subdivisions need sealing and crack filling; older homes near the depot area may need base repair or replacement. At about 509 feet, Byron sits higher than Warner Robins, and some lots slope enough that edges and runoff need attention.

Festivals and events

Byron hosts the Georgia Peach Festival in June, the Byron BBQ Fest in September and other events, and the Byron Historic Train Depot museum anchors downtown. Middle Georgia Raceway, a NASCAR-hosting track, is nearby, and the Atlanta International Pop Festival was held near it in July 1970. Event lots benefit from patching, sealing and striping ahead of busy weekends.

Locates

Utility marking through Georgia 811 comes first.

Typical projects

• Replacing older driveways near downtown
• Sealcoating newer driveways
• Truck lanes at highway businesses
• Striping event and church lots
• Gravel conversions on the edge of town

Peach County roads

Outside city limits, Peach County maintains county roads, and its own permit process applies to driveway work at the road. We check before scheduling.

Permits

City streets go through the City of Byron, Peach County roads through the county and state routes such as SR 49 through GDOT.

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