Asphalt Paving in Hebbronville, TX

Asphalt paving in Hebbronville serves the county seat of Jim Hogg County. Hebbronville was created in 1883 when the Texas-Mexican Railway built through the area, and it was named for James Richard Hebbron. State Highway 359 runs 56 miles northwest to Laredo, and SH 16 runs 40 miles north to Freer. The community had 4,101 residents and 1,892 housing units in 2020.

Older homes

Many Hebbronville driveways are old asphalt or caliche. Where asphalt has broken up, we replace it over a rebuilt base. Where caliche has rutted, we compact what is firm and pave over it.

Business lots on the highways

Stores and service businesses along SH 359 and SH 16 see truck traffic. Lots need heavier sections at entrances and clear striping. Highway access goes through TxDOT.

Caliche

Caliche is the base material of choice across this part of South Texas because it is local and cheap. It is firm when dry, but it softens when it gets wet. So we compact firm caliche, replace anything that has rutted or pumped mud, and grade so storm water leaves quickly.

Scheduling

Hebbronville is a drive from Laredo, so we group jobs here to keep travel costs down. Call (956) 634-2265 or get a free estimate.

Costs

HomeGuide lists new asphalt driveways at $5 to $12 or more per square foot and sealcoating at $1 to $2. For business lots, HomeAdvisor lists new asphalt at $2 to $4.50 per square foot. Travel is part of any out-of-town job, which is why we group work here.

Railroad-era homes

The oldest parts of town grew up around the railroad. Driveways there have often been repaved more than once, sometimes over old caliche that has softened. We dig test spots before deciding between an overlay and a rebuild.