The Greene County seat, five miles from Lake Oconee

Asphalt Paving in Greensboro, GA

A historic county seat, lake properties to the west and farmland all around.

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Paving in Greensboro and Greene County

Asphalt paving in Greensboro covers a historic county seat and some very different properties around it. Greensboro has been the seat of Greene County since 1787, was incorporated as a town in 1803 and had 3,648 residents and 1,516 housing units in 2020. Lake Oconee lies 5 miles to the west and Oconee National Forest 2 miles to the northwest.

Lake-area driveways

Homes toward Lake Oconee often have longer, sloped driveways that run down toward the water. On those, runoff control matters more than anything: cross slope, supported edges and a plan for where water leaves the pavement. Steep sections need careful compaction so the mat does not shove.

In town

Older homes and businesses near the courthouse and Broad Street (US 278) have driveways and lots that may need repair, overlay or replacement. We patch, overlay, seal and stripe, and we can phase lot work so businesses stay open.

Highways and permits

US 278 runs through town toward Madison and Union Point, SR 15 runs 34 miles north to Athens, and Exit 130 on I-20 is inside the city limits. Driveways that connect to a state route need a GDOT permit for work in the state right-of-way, through the district area office.

Lake homes and weekend properties

For second homes near the lake, owners are not always on site. We can do the estimate walk-through with you by phone and photos after an initial visit, schedule work while you are away, and send photos when it is done. Gated communities may have their own contractor rules and hours, so let us know about them when you call.

Steep drives and compaction

On steep driveways, hot asphalt wants to move downhill under the roller. Paving uphill, using the right lift thickness and rolling carefully keep the mat dense and even.

Locates

We request Georgia 811 locates before digging, and on lake and rural properties we ask about private water, septic and power lines.

Rural Greene County

Away from the lake and town, long gravel drives are common. We convert them to asphalt with the base, crown and edges planned for the full length.

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Greensboro Facts

County seat since 1787. Greensboro was designated seat of the newly formed Greene County in 1787, incorporated as a town in 1803 and as a city in 1855.
Near Lake Oconee. Greensboro is 5 miles east of Lake Oconee and 2 miles southeast of Oconee National Forest.
Highways. US 278 (Broad Street) runs through town, SR 15 runs 34 miles north to Athens, and I-20 Exit 130 is inside the city limits.
Housing. The 2020 census counted 3,648 residents and 1,516 housing units.

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Greensboro Questions

Can you pave a steep lake driveway?

Yes. We plan cross slope, edges and runoff carefully and compact steep sections in a way that keeps the asphalt from shoving.

Do you work this far from Athens?

Yes. Greensboro is about 34 miles south on SR 15.

My business is on Broad Street. Who issues permits?

Broad Street is US 278, a state route, so work in the right-of-way needs a GDOT permit.

Can you work while I am away from my lake house?

Yes. After the initial visit we can coordinate by phone and photos and send pictures of the finished work.

My community has contractor rules. Is that a problem?

No. Tell us the rules and hours when you call and we will plan around them.

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