Asphalt paving
in High Springs, FL.

High Springs: where the springs start and the pavement should last.

High Springs sits twenty miles northwest of Gainesville where US 27 and 441 meet, the gateway to the springs that make this corner of Florida famous. It's a historic railroad town with a downtown people actually visit, surrounded by rural properties running toward the Santa Fe River. We've been up and down this corridor enough to know exactly what its pavement goes through.

The ground out here is deep, fast-draining sand over karst. It's kind to drainage and unkind to lazy base work. A driveway laid straight on it will ripple and crack early. Ours don't, because the invisible layers get done right: graded subgrade, compacted base rock sized to the load, then the mat. That's the recipe whether we're paving a bungalow drive in town or a half-mile lane off County Road 236.

In-town High Springs work runs from driveway resurfacing and sealcoating in the historic neighborhoods to patching and striping for the shops and restaurants along Main Street and US 27. Fresh, clean pavement suits a town that trades on charm, and sealcoat every few years keeps it that way for cheap.

Out of town, we build and maintain the long rural drives, farm lanes, and river-property approaches that this area runs on: hot mix where it earns its keep, compacted millings where they're the smarter spend. We'll walk the lane, talk through both, and quote honestly.

The estimate is free and the trip is short. Call (352) 554-1347 and get your High Springs project on the books; spring season traffic is kindest to pavement that's ready for it.

• / 01Historic downtownHigh Springs area
• / 02Main Street districtHigh Springs area
• / 03US 27 corridorHigh Springs area
• / 04CR 236 countryHigh Springs area
• / 05Santa Fe river sideHigh Springs area
• / 06Poe Springs road areaHigh Springs area

Also serving nearby: US 441 south side · High Springs farms