Frankfort Asphalt Paving

Frankfort's housing was largely built in waves, the blocks around the Clinton County courthouse square date to the early 1900s and the neighborhoods off Jackson Street and around TPA Park filled in through the mid-century. A lot of those driveways are on their last legs at the same time, and full tear-out and replacement is the most common job we run in town. About 25 minutes from our yard down SR-28, close enough that Frankfort jobs never wait for us to batch a trip.

On the commercial side, Frankfort works for a living. The industrial employers on the edge of town, the Frito-Lay plant being the big one, anchor a network of suppliers, truck lots and warehouses that take real axle abuse. We handle heavy patching, overlays, and striping for those properties, built to truck-traffic spec rather than car spec.

Rural Clinton County around Frankfort is prime gravel-conversion country too. If you are out toward Rossville or Mulberry with a washboard lane, our gravel-to-asphalt page explains how your existing stone saves you money.