Chilton County seat on I-65
Asphalt Paving in Clanton, AL
Peach country, halfway to Birmingham.
- No-cost site visit and estimate
- Line-item written quote you can compare
- Base and drainage checked before we pave
Paving in Peach Country
Asphalt paving in Clanton serves the Chilton County seat, about 40 miles northwest of Montgomery on I-65. Clanton, at about 558 feet, was founded in 1866, took its name in 1871 and had 8,768 residents in 2020. It is known for peaches: more than 80 percent of Alabama's crop comes from Chilton County, and the city's peach-shaped water tower, built in 1993, is a landmark on I-65.
Interstate businesses
I-65 runs east of the city with exits 205, 208 and 212. Fuel stops, restaurants and fruit stands near the exits see heavy traffic, and their lots need regular patching, sealing and striping.
Higher ground
Clanton sits higher than Montgomery, above the Black Belt, on rolling ground. Slopes need runoff control.
Farm drives
Orchards and farms around Clanton have long drives that carry trucks during harvest. We build those with thicker sections.
Peach Festival
The Chilton County Peach Festival has been held in Clanton since 1952, usually in June.
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. Truck-heavy lots are priced as commercial work. We give you a written number after the site visit.
Harvest season
Orchard drives and packing-shed lots take their heaviest loads in summer, during the peach season. Paving or repairs are best scheduled before or after the harvest.
Upkeep
Sealing every few years and filling cracks keep busy lots in shape.
Call (334) 373-2067 or
.Local Notes: Clanton
- Peach capital. More than 80% of Alabama's peach crop comes from Chilton County; Clanton built a peach-shaped water tower in 1993.
- I-65. I-65 runs east of the city with exits 205, 208 and 212; Montgomery is 40 miles southeast.
- Founding. Clanton was founded in 1866, named in 1871 and incorporated in 1873.
Our Services in Clanton, AL
Clanton Questions
Do you pave lots near the I-65 exits?
Yes, with heavy-duty sections where trucks travel.
Can you pave a farm drive?
Yes, with a thicker section for harvest trucks.
Who handles permits?
The City of Clanton; ALDOT on state routes.
Do you travel to Clanton?
Yes, via I-65.
When should orchard drives be paved?
Before or after the summer harvest, when trucks are not running.
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