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Asphalt Paving in Wetumpka, AL

Elmore County seat on the Coosa River

Asphalt Paving in Wetumpka, AL

Where the Appalachian foothills meet the coastal plain.

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  • Line-item written quote you can compare
  • Base and drainage checked before we pave

Paving on the Fall Line

Asphalt paving in Wetumpka deals with ground that changes from street to street. Wetumpka, the Elmore County seat, sits on the Fall Line, where the Appalachian foothills meet the Gulf Coastal Plain, and the Coosa River runs past the city. That means rockier, hillier ground on one side and softer coastal plain soils on the other, plus slopes that send runoff across driveways.

A crater under the city

East of downtown are the eroded remains of an impact crater about 5 miles wide, made by a meteorite roughly 1,000 feet across about 80 million years ago and confirmed by Auburn University researchers in 2002. It is part of why the terrain is so varied.

River town history

Wetumpka was incorporated in 1834 and became a cotton port on the Coosa. The Bibb Graves Bridge is its best-known landmark. On January 19, 2019, a tornado destroyed First Presbyterian Church and badly damaged First Baptist Church downtown.

Slopes and drainage

On sloped lots, water runs down driveways and cuts channels along edges. We shape driveways to move water to the sides and add swales or culverts where runoff crosses.

Roads

US 231 runs east of downtown, 18 miles south to Montgomery, and AL 14 runs east to Tallassee and southwest to Prattville. Driveways on state routes may involve ALDOT.

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. Sloped sites and rock can change the base work. We give you a written number after the site visit.

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Local Notes: Wetumpka

  • Fall Line. Wetumpka sits on the Fall Line, where the Appalachian foothills meet the Gulf Coastal Plain, at about 125 feet of elevation.
  • Impact crater. An impact crater about 5 miles wide lies east of downtown, formed roughly 80 million years ago and confirmed in 2002.
  • 2019 tornado. A January 19, 2019 tornado destroyed First Presbyterian Church and badly damaged First Baptist Church.
  • Population. Wetumpka had 7,220 residents in 2020.
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Wetumpka Questions

My driveway is steep. Can it be paved?

Yes. We shape it to control runoff and support the edges.

Do you work near the river?

Yes. Low areas near the Coosa need careful drainage.

Who handles permits?

The City of Wetumpka for work at the street; ALDOT on state routes.

Can you patch a church lot?

Yes, with sealing and striping.

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