Asphalt Driveways
New hot mix asphalt driveways, extensions, turnarounds and parking pads around Waycross. The mix comes from a local asphalt plant and goes down with our paving machine and vibratory roller.
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Recycled asphalt driveways are our specialty at All State Trucking, Paving and Construction. The material is asphalt millings: old asphalt that has been ground up for reuse. We lay pure crushed, screened millings with a paving machine. Then a vibratory roller packs them in.
We are an asphalt paving contractor in Waycross, and we lay these drives for homes, farms, churches and small businesses. We work within about 50 miles of Waycross. Our own dump trucks haul the millings to each job. Call or text (912) 239-0212 for a free estimate.
Tell us about the driveway, parking lot or private road and where it is. We look at the job and put a free estimate in writing.
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When a road gets resurfaced, a milling machine grinds off the old top layer. The Federal Highway Administration says one pass can remove up to 2 inches. That ground asphalt is called millings, and most of it gets crushed and screened at processing yards. Most of those yards sit at hot mix asphalt plants.
Once crushed and screened, millings are a good mix of stone sizes coated in old asphalt, per the same agency. That old asphalt becomes the binder, says a federal gravel roads manual. A binder is the glue that holds the stone together.
Millings wait in stockpiles, and soil or even debris can get mixed in, the agency notes. We lay pure crushed, screened millings. They are double ground, which means the crushed asphalt gets ground twice.
A millings drive is only as good as the ground under it. The same manual calls for at least 3 inches of recycled asphalt, compacted, over firm ground. So ruts and soft spots get graded out before the millings come in.
Then our dump trucks bring in the millings. The paving machine spreads them across the drive in an even layer. The vibratory roller follows and presses them down tight. The millings keep tightening and curing for months after that.
Long rural drives get the same steps. A long drive takes many truckloads, and the hauling is part of the written quote. Farm lanes and private roads fall under our private road paving work.
NOAA's climate normals give Waycross about 83 days a year that hit 90 degrees or more. The gravel roads manual notes that in hot weather, recycled asphalt can take on the character of pavement. That heat works in a millings drive's favor.
Rain is the harder test, at about 50 inches a year in the same normals. Federal soil data rates most of Ware County's ground as poorly drained. So the base and the shape of the drive matter as much as the millings on top.
After a hard rain, look for spots where water sits on your drive. Those low spots need grading before any millings go down.
Call or text for a written quote. We work about 50 miles around Waycross across southeast Georgia.
(912) 239-0212From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (912) 239-0212 and tell us about the job and where it is. Send photos if you have them.
We look at the size of the job and the condition of the old surface. We also check where the water drains.
The estimate comes to you in writing, with the material and the work spelled out. Once you say yes, we set a date.
We grade the drive or the lot first when it needs it. Then our dump trucks bring the material, and we lay it and compact it.
We go over the finished work with you. A new recycled asphalt drive keeps tightening as it cures over the next months.
Common questions about recycled asphalt around Waycross and the rest of southeast Georgia. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
New hot mix asphalt driveways, extensions, turnarounds and parking pads around Waycross. The mix comes from a local asphalt plant and goes down with our paving machine and vibratory roller.
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Small parking lots and parking pads for churches and small businesses, in recycled asphalt or hot mix. We mark the lines on the lots we pave.
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Gravel, crusher run and crushed concrete drives, hauled in our own dump trucks. We spread and grade the stone, and we re-gravel worn drives.
Learn MoreRecycled asphalt is our specialty. We lay pure crushed, screened millings that have been ground twice.
We take on driveways, farm lanes, parking pads and small parking lots. We work for homeowners, farms, churches and small businesses.
We look at the job and put a free estimate in writing. It covers the material, the hauling and the install.
We work across southeast Georgia, out to Brunswick and St. Marys on the coast. Douglas and Hazlehurst are in our range too.
What an asphalt millings driveway costs in Georgia, by the ton and by the square foot. Published market ranges and the things that move the price.
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What a hot mix asphalt driveway costs in Georgia: published market ranges per square foot and per drive, plus tear-out, overlay and sealcoat costs.
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What a gravel, crusher run or crushed concrete driveway costs in Georgia, per ton and per drive, from national cost guides. Call or text (912) 239-0212.
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Recycled asphalt, gravel or hot mix for a South Georgia driveway? How each is built and holds up in sand and rain, plus upkeep, looks and cost ranges.
Read more →Tell us what you need paved or graded and the town it is in. Call or text (912) 239-0212 or use the form, and we will set up your free estimate.
Tell us about the driveway, parking lot or private road and where it is. We look at the job and put a free estimate in writing.