Asphalt Paving in Hawkinsville, GA

Asphalt paving in Hawkinsville serves the seat of Pulaski County. Hawkinsville was founded in 1830, named for Colonel Benjamin Hawkins, and became the county seat in 1836. In 2020 it had 3,980 residents and 1,740 housing units. Seven major highways run through town, which earned it the nickname "Highway Hub," and US 129 connects it 28 miles north to Warner Robins.

Horse country

Hawkinsville has hosted harness racing since 1894 and calls itself the Harness Horse Capital of Georgia, with a Harness Festival on the first Saturday in April. Farms and training facilities have drives and service areas that carry horse trailers and trucks. We build those with a heavier base and asphalt section.

Older homes

Many Hawkinsville homes are decades old, and about 17 percent of housing units were vacant in 2020. Owners preparing houses to sell or rent often need driveway repairs. We recommend repair, overlay or replacement based on the base.

Highway businesses

With seven highways meeting in town, many businesses front a state route. Driveway connections need a GDOT permit; lot work does not. We patch, overlay, seal and stripe commercial lots.

Locates

We request Georgia 811 locates before digging, and ask about private lines on farm properties.

Festival season

The Harness Festival on the first Saturday in April brings visitors to town. Business and church lots can be patched, sealed and striped ahead of it if scheduled in late winter.

Rural drives

Outside town, gravel drives are common. We convert them to asphalt with a compacted base, crowned surface and supported edges.

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