Situated just 13 miles from Austin and 60 miles from San Antonio, Buda is home to many commuters. Buda’s proximity to Austin and Interstate 35 have helped fuel its growth.…

With a population estimated at more than 140,000 people in 2015, Killeen is one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. The rapid growth means that more paved areas…

Round Rock straddles the fault line known as the Balcones Escarpment, which marks the transition between the flat, fertile prairie to the east of town and the karst-like hills to…

In 2015, New Braunfels was second on the U.S. Census Bureau’s list of the nation’s fastest-growing cities having a population of at least 50,000. Between 1970 and 2015, the population…

Over the last 40 years, Pflugerville has experienced remarkable growth. In 1970, fewer than 550 people lived in the town; by 2015, the estimated population had risen to more than…

Unlike many other towns in Williamson County, Taylor has experienced continuous growth since its founding. Growing communities require all types of paved surfaces, including streets, driveways and parking lots. At…

Within a few years of the construction that created Lake Travis in 1942, the area became a popular destination for fishermen, campers, boaters and outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled on the lake’s…

First-time visitors to Lakeway are sometimes surprised to find that many streets and residential driveways are paved with asphalt. Unlike many other towns in the area, Lakeway was not founded…

Belton combines small-town charm with proximity to major metropolitan centers, including the state capital, Austin. The city of Belton frequently chooses asphalt pavement for municipal streets and parking lots, and…

As one of the state’s fastest-growing cities, Leander has witnessed dramatic increases in population since the year 2000. New subdivisions and new businesses have necessitated new streets and parking lots,…