A four-county town that nearly doubled in a decade

Asphalt Paving in Braselton, GA

Young subdivisions and new commercial lots that need protecting early.

Free on-site estimates
Itemized written quote: base depth and asphalt thickness spelled out
Permit questions for county roads and state routes sorted out before work is scheduled

Paving in a Fast-Growing Four-County Town

Asphalt paving in Braselton is shaped by growth. Braselton's population rose from 7,511 in 2010 to 13,403 in 2020, a 78.4 percent increase, and later estimates showed it with the largest population growth of any Georgia town. The town spans Jackson, Barrow, Gwinnett and Hall counties, sits about 49 miles northeast of Atlanta, and had 4,756 housing units in 2020. Most of that housing is new.

Young driveways

A driveway that is a few years old has its whole life ahead of it, and the first steps decide a lot. Builder driveways sometimes settle where fill was placed near the garage or along the edges. We fix those areas by cutting out the settled section, compacting the base and patching. For sound driveways, the best value is a first sealcoat three to six months after paving and crack sealing as needed after that.

HOA expectations

Many Braselton subdivisions have homeowners associations, and some set appearance rules for driveways. If you have an HOA, check whether it requires approval for driveway widening, new parking pads or a change of material. We can provide a written scope for the application.

Four counties

Because Braselton spans four counties, the road in front of your home could be a town street or a county road, and the process for work at the road differs. We check before scheduling.

Common requests in newer neighborhoods

Sealcoating driveways that have reached their first few years
Cutting out and rebuilding settled areas near garages
Adding parking pads for a third car or a boat
Widening a driveway, with HOA approval where required
Repairing utility cuts after service work

Ground under new subdivisions

Subdivisions are graded by cutting high ground and filling low ground. Driveways on the cut side usually sit on firm native clay; those on the fill side are more likely to settle if the fill was not compacted well. If one part of your driveway is sinking while the rest is fine, that is often the reason.

Locates

Newer neighborhoods have water, gas, power and fiber in the strip along the street. We request Georgia 811 locates before digging.

Commercial lots

New shops, medical offices and restaurants need lots that hold up to traffic and are striped correctly, including accessible spaces under the 2010 ADA Standards. We handle patching, sealcoating and restriping.

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Braselton Facts

Rapid growth. Braselton grew from 7,511 residents in 2010 to 13,403 in 2020, a 78.4 percent increase, with 4,756 housing units in 2020.
Four counties. The town spans Jackson, Barrow, Gwinnett and Hall counties.
History. Braselton was first permanently settled in 1884 and incorporated as a town in 1916.

Our Services in Braselton, GA

Braselton Questions

Does my HOA need to approve driveway work?

Some do, especially for widening or new parking pads. Check your covenants; we provide a written scope if you need one.

My builder driveway already has cracks. Is that a problem?

Small cracks can be sealed. Cracks with settling near them usually mean soft fill, which we cut out and rebuild.

Do you work in all four counties?

Yes, anywhere in Braselton.

Why is only one part of my driveway sinking?

Often it sits over fill from the subdivision grading. We cut out that section, compact or replace the base and repave it.

Can you widen my driveway?

Yes. If you have an HOA, get its approval first; we can provide a written scope.

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