Asphalt Paving in Fort Valley, GA

Asphalt paving in Fort Valley serves the seat of Peach County, the "Peach Capital of Georgia." Fort Valley was founded in 1836, incorporated as a town in 1854 and as a city in 1907, and became county seat when Peach County was formed in 1924. It had 8,780 residents and 3,730 housing units in 2020. Fort Valley State University and the headquarters of Blue Bird Corporation, which opened its first Fort Valley plant in 1935, are both here.

Older homes and vacancies

The 2020 census found about 17 percent of Fort Valley's housing units vacant, and many homes are decades old. Owners fixing up houses to sell or rent often need driveway repairs. We prioritize safety and function first: potholes, trip edges and drainage, then appearance.

Campus-area rentals

With Fort Valley State in town and a median age of 28.8, rentals are a big part of the housing market. Rental driveways and small lots take a beating. We patch, crack-fill and sealcoat on a schedule that fits between leases.

Industry and trucks

Industrial sites and their suppliers bring truck traffic. Lots and drives that carry trucks need a heavier base and asphalt section, and we build to that.

Locates

Utility marking through Georgia 811 comes first.

Orchard country

Outside town, peach orchards and farms have lanes that carry trucks at harvest. We build them heavier and schedule paving outside harvest weeks.

Roads

US 341 is the main route through town, SR 49 runs 11 miles to Byron, SR 96 runs 16 miles east to Warner Robins and the Fall Line Freeway (SR 540) runs north of the city. Driveway connections to state routes need a GDOT permit. At about 518 feet, Fort Valley sits near the Fall Line, where rolling ground gives way to flatter land.

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