Asphalt Paving in Autaugaville, AL

Asphalt paving in Autaugaville is mostly rural driveway work. Autaugaville, in Autauga County at about 157 feet, had 795 residents in 2020. Its first settler, William Thompson, built a gristmill and sawmill on Swift Creek around 1820, and a cotton mill opened in 1849. The town incorporated in 1907.

Low ground

At 157 feet, Autaugaville is low and close to the Alabama River bottomland. Soft ground and slow drainage are common; we probe and build a firm base.

AL 14

AL 14 runs through the center of town, 14 miles east to Prattville and 24 miles west to Selma. Driveways on AL 14 may involve ALDOT for work in the right-of-way.

Long drives

Rural properties have long gravel drives. We regrade, add stone and pave with a crown and supported edges, often in phases.

Historic home

The Lassiter House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Upkeep

Sealing every few years and filling cracks keep a rural drive in shape.

Cost guide

Published national ranges put new asphalt driveways at about $5 to $12 or more per square foot (HomeGuide), seal coating at $1 to $2 per square foot and pothole repairs at $100 to $400. Long drives are priced by length; reusing gravel helps. We give you a written number after the site visit.

Heavy loads

Timber trucks and farm equipment are common on rural roads here. Drives that carry them need a thicker section where they enter and turn.

Edges and culverts

We compact past the paved width and check culverts where drives cross ditches, since water backing up at the road end is a common cause of failure.

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