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Asphalt Paving in Kathleen, GA

A fast-growing community in south Houston County

Asphalt Paving in Kathleen, GA

New subdivisions, young driveways and county permit rules.

  • Free estimates at your property
  • Written quotes listing base depth and compacted asphalt thickness
  • Driveway pipe and right-of-way requirements checked before work starts

Paving in Kathleen

Asphalt paving in Kathleen serves one of the newest parts of Houston County. Kathleen is an unincorporated community in the Warner Robins metro area, at about 330 feet, with a population Wikipedia describes as roughly 11,500. New schools, including Mossy Creek Middle School, have opened to serve families moving in. Much of the housing is recent, and so are the driveways.

Protecting new driveways

The first years matter. A sealcoat three to six months after paving, crack filling as cracks appear and quick repair of any settled area near a garage or walk keep a new driveway in good shape for much longer.

County rules

Kathleen is unincorporated, so driveways on county roads follow Houston County's Regulations for Access Management and Encroachment Control. Any work in the county right-of-way requires a permit, including widening or relocating an existing residential driveway. Residential driveways may be up to 24 feet wide for two-way traffic, the apron must slope down and away from the road, and the county sets and inspects any driveway pipe. HOAs in many subdivisions add their own rules about driveway changes.

Extra parking

Growing families often want a parking pad or a wider driveway. Widening at the road falls under the county permit; widening on your lot may need HOA approval. We provide a written scope for either.

The apron and the gutter

Where a driveway meets a curbed county street, Houston County's rules do not allow filling the gutter to smooth the transition. We shape the apron so it meets the road properly without blocking drainage.

Locates

Utility marking through Georgia 811 comes first; new neighborhoods have utilities close to driveways.

Typical projects

  • First sealcoat on a new driveway
  • Settled area near a garage rebuilt
  • Parking pad added
  • Driveway widened at the road, with county permit
  • Gravel drive on an older property paved

Older homes nearby

Among the subdivisions are older farmhouses and rural properties, and a Log Dogtrot House near Kathleen is on the National Register. Older properties often have long gravel drives that we convert to asphalt.

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Kathleen Facts

  • Growing community. Kathleen is an unincorporated community in Houston County, part of the Warner Robins metro area, with roughly 11,500 people according to Wikipedia.
  • County driveway width. Houston County's regulations allow residential driveways from 14 up to 24 feet wide for two-way traffic, sloped down and away from the road at 2 to 6.25 percent.
  • Historic house. A Log Dogtrot House near Kathleen is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Kathleen Questions

How wide can I make my driveway at the road?

Houston County's regulations allow up to 24 feet for two-way residential driveways, subject to its permit.

Does my HOA need to approve driveway work?

Many do. Check your covenants; we provide a written scope.

When should I seal my new driveway?

Three to six months after paving.

Can the gutter be filled to smooth my driveway entrance?

Not on Houston County roads; the county's rules prohibit it. We shape the apron instead.

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