Asphalt Paving in Marshallville, GA

Asphalt paving in Marshallville serves a small, old Macon County town. Marshallville was founded in the 1820s, incorporated as a town in 1854 and as a city in 1953. In 2020 it had 1,048 residents and 532 housing units. State Route 49 runs 8 miles north to Fort Valley and 13 miles southwest to Montezuma, and SR 127 runs 13 miles east to Perry.

Older homes

Many Marshallville homes are decades old, with driveways that have been patched many times. We check whether the base can carry an overlay or needs to be rebuilt.

Orchard and farm lanes

The countryside around Marshallville is farm and orchard land. Lanes that carry trucks at harvest need a heavier base and asphalt section, and paving is best scheduled outside harvest weeks.

Drainage

At about 515 feet, the ground is gently rolling. We set slopes so runoff leaves the pavement and does not undercut edges, and check pipes at the road.

Locates

Utility marking through Georgia 811 comes first, and we ask about private irrigation, wells and septic on farm properties.

Small-town lots

Churches and businesses near the center have small lots that need periodic patching, sealing and striping. We handle small jobs and group them with work in Fort Valley and Perry when possible.

Phasing

On long lanes, we often pave the entrance and the busiest stretch first.

Drainage on rolling ground

Marshallville sits at about 515 feet, where the land begins to roll north toward the Fall Line. Driveways that slope toward the street need an apron that does not dump water onto the road, and those that slope toward the house need regrading. We check both at the estimate.

Permits

SR 49 and SR 127 are state routes; driveway connections need a GDOT permit. City streets go through Marshallville and county roads through Macon County.

Call (478) 607-5447 for a free estimate in Marshallville.

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