Kaufman County seat

Asphalt Paving in Kaufman, TX

A county seat with older streets, new growth and rural properties all around it.

No-cost site visit and measured quote
Base depth and asphalt thickness written into every bid
Permit type confirmed with the city before work starts

Paving in the County Seat

Asphalt paving in Kaufman covers town and country. Dr. William P. King founded Kings Fort here in 1840; the town was renamed Kaufman in 1852 after the new county, and it is the county seat. Kaufman had 6,797 residents in 2020, and the 2025 estimate is 10,717.

Town and rural

In 2020 about 90.1 percent of residents lived in urban areas and 9.9 percent in rural areas. In town, driveways are mostly short and tied to curbs; outside town, longer gravel drives and ditch crossings are common. We quote both kinds of work.

Courthouse-area lots

The courthouse and county offices draw steady traffic, and the businesses and churches around them need lots that drain, stay smooth and have clear striping. We patch, seal and stripe in sections so lots stay open.

Growth

With the population growing quickly, newer subdivisions are going up. Their driveways mostly need maintenance: crack sealing and sealcoating.

Highways

U.S. 175 runs 33 miles to Dallas, and State Highway 34 runs 12 miles north to Terrell. Highway entrances involve TxDOT; city streets go through the City of Kaufman.

Clay and culverts

Kaufman sits on Blackland Prairie clay. On rural properties, water reaches the road by ditch, and the culvert under each driveway needs to be clear and the right size.

Pricing

HomeGuide's national figures put new asphalt driveways at $5 to $12 or more per square foot, sealing at $1 to $2, and saw-cut repairs at $4 to $12. Angi lists drainage culverts at $1,500 to $5,000 installed.

What the bid covers

We measure, check drainage and the culvert, probe the base and list each part of the job separately.

Scheduling

We group Kaufman jobs with work in Terrell, Crandall and Forney when possible to keep travel costs fair.

Typical Kaufman projects

Older driveway replacement
Rural drive conversions and culverts
Courthouse-area lot repairs and striping
Sealcoating in newer neighborhoods

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Kaufman Facts That Affect Paving

Early founding. Dr. William P. King founded Kings Fort in 1840; the town was renamed Kaufman in 1852 after the new county.
County seat. Kaufman is the seat of Kaufman County, with 6,797 residents in 2020 and a 2025 estimate of 10,717.
Highways. U.S. 175 runs 33 miles to Dallas, and State Highway 34 runs 12 miles north to Terrell.
Urban and rural mix. In 2020 about 90.1% of residents lived in urban areas and 9.9% in rural areas.

Our Services in Kaufman, TX

Kaufman Questions

Do you work on rural drives outside Kaufman?

Yes. We check the existing base and the culvert, then quote a conversion or new drive.

Can you stripe a lot near the courthouse?

Yes, in sections or after hours so the lot stays usable.

Who approves a highway entrance?

TxDOT for U.S. 175 and SH 34; the city for local streets.

What does a culvert cost?

Angi's national range is $1,500 to $5,000 depending on size and length. We price yours after seeing the ditch.

Do you seal church lots?

Yes, and restripe them once the sealer cures.

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