The Twiggs County seat, just off I-16

Asphalt Paving in Jeffersonville, GA

A small county seat with rural drives and interstate access.

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Written quotes listing base depth and compacted asphalt thickness
Driveway pipe and right-of-way requirements checked before work starts

Paving in Jeffersonville

Asphalt paving in Jeffersonville serves the largest city and seat of Twiggs County. The county seat moved here from Marion in 1868, and the Twiggs County Courthouse dates to 1903. Jeffersonville had 977 residents in 2020. I-16 runs just south of the city, 25 miles to Macon and 148 miles to Savannah, and US 80 and SR 18 and SR 96 pass through town.

Rural drives

Most properties around Jeffersonville are rural, with long gravel drives. At about 518 feet, near the Fall Line, the land rolls enough that runoff erodes gravel and undercuts edges. We regrade, build the base, crown the surface and pave.

Interstate businesses

Businesses near I-16 see truck traffic. Their lots need heavier sections at entrances and lanes.

Older homes

The city's population peaked at 1,545 in 1990, and many homes are older. Driveway repair, overlay or replacement depends on the base, and we check.

Locates

Utility marking through Georgia 811 comes first, and we ask about private lines before digging.

Phasing

Long drives can be paved in stages, starting at the road and near the house.

Courthouse-area lots

County offices, churches and businesses near the 1903 courthouse have small lots that need patching, sealing and striping.

Getting a quote

Send the address, current surface, rough size and photos.

Schools and community lots

Jeffersonville Elementary, Twiggs Middle and Twiggs County High are all in town, and churches and small businesses nearby have lots that see heavy use at drop-off and service times. We schedule lot work around those hours.

Permits

US 80, SR 18 and SR 96 are state routes; connections need a GDOT permit. Twiggs County handles county roads.

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Jeffersonville Facts

County seat since 1868. Jeffersonville became the Twiggs County seat in 1868, when the seat moved from Marion; the courthouse dates to 1903.
Interstate access. I-16 runs just south of the city, 25 miles to Macon and 148 miles to Savannah; US 80 passes through town.
Small city. Jeffersonville had 977 residents in 2020, down from a peak of 1,545 in 1990.

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Jeffersonville Questions

Can you pave a long rural drive?

Yes, in phases if needed.

Do you serve Twiggs County?

Yes.

My driveway is on US 80. Do I need a permit?

For work in the state right-of-way, yes, from GDOT.

Can you work on small lots near the courthouse?