Construction Partners Asphalt Plant Locations

Construction Partners reported 109 hot mix asphalt plants at November 20, 2025, in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas, according to its annual report. This directory lists 96 Construction Partners hot mix plant locations in 8 states: 22 in Texas, 20 in North Carolina, 18 in Alabama, 10 in Florida, 10 in Georgia, 10 in South Carolina, 4 in Tennessee and 2 in Oklahoma. Source for the company figure: Construction Partners FY2025 Form 10-K. The annual report counts plants as of November 20, 2025. Later deals, such as the GMJ Paving plant in Baytown, Texas (February 2026) and the J.H. Strain operations around Abilene, Texas (announced October 2026), may not be in that count. This directory is built from air permits, state DOT lists, the operator's own facility pages and our own checks, so a running plant can still be missing here.

Texas: Abilene, Angleton, Austin, Baytown, Buda, Cleveland, Conroe, Florence, Garden Ridge, Georgetown, Houston, Huntsville, Missouri City, Montgomery, New Braunfels, Rosenberg, San Antonio, Spicewood and Waller. North Carolina: Battleboro, Benson, Bethel, Burlington, Carthage, Castle Hayne, Charlotte, Como, Concord, Gastonia, Hamlet, Holly Springs, Kitty Hawk, Knightdale, Raleigh, Wake Forest and Windsor. Alabama: Andalusia, Ariton, Bay Minette, Birmingham, Brantley, Calera, Falkville, Foley, Fort Payne, Huntsville, Jasper, Leroy, Mexia, Montgomery, Saraland, Scottsboro, Steele and Trinity. Florida: Cantonment, Daytona Beach, DeFuniak Springs, Okeechobee, Palm City, Panama City, Pensacola, Plant City, Sumterville and Tallahassee. Georgia: Auburn, Cochran, Columbus, Cordele, Hahira, Hortense, Lenox, Meigs, Surrency and Waycross. South Carolina: Anderson, Conway, Liberty, McConnells, Mullins, Pacolet, Rock Hill, Simpsonville and Walhalla. Tennessee: Knoxville, Lebanon and Murfreesboro. Oklahoma: Ardmore and Durant. Pick a state on the map above to zoom in, or tap a plant for its address and phone.

Of the 96 Construction Partners plants in this directory, 26 are confirmed to sell to outside contractors and 70 are not confirmed yet. Policy is set plant by plant and can change, so call the plant with your mix and tonnage before you plan around it.

Each plant's own phone number is in the state tables on this page and in the map panel when you tap a plant. 61 plants also list a regional sales line, which is usually the number for quotes, accounts and scheduling. Construction Partners’ corporate number, (334) 673-9763, is the head office, not a plant or dispatch line.

Hours are set plant by plant and follow the paving season. 9 plants in this directory have posted hours, shown on the map panel and each plant's page; most start loading early in the morning on weekdays. Night and Saturday production is usually arranged ahead for a specific job, so call the plant the day before you need trucks loaded.

Press Nearest to me on the map above to sort every Construction Partners plant by distance from where you are. For a job site, open the Haul Planner and enter the job address: it ranks every plant in this directory by drive time, Construction Partners and everyone else. Hot mix cools on the truck, so drive time, not distance, decides which plant is realistic.

Find the operating company that runs the plant: Construction Partners does not sell asphalt itself. Each plant belongs to one of its local companies, such as Wiregrass in Alabama, CWR in Florida, Fred Smith in North Carolina, King in South Carolina or Lone Star in Texas. Pick the plant nearest the job on the map below, then open that company's page. Call the plant or the company's asphalt sales line: Wiregrass, CWR, The Scruggs Company, Sunbelt Asphalt, Fred Smith, Three Rivers and Lone Star publish an asphalt sales number. The others list a phone number for each plant. This directory shows both where the company publishes them. Ask about terms before the first order: CWR, Sunbelt Asphalt, Three Rivers and Lone Star say they sell to outside customers. The other companies do not say who may buy, and none of them publishes prices, so ask about credit, minimum loads and pickup rules. Confirm the order before trucks roll: Give the plant the mix, tonnage, job address and paving start time. Hot mix has to be placed while it is hot, so haul time from the plant to the job matters as much as price.

When we last checked: state DOT: DeFuniak Springs Asphalt Plant (DeFuniak Springs), Okeechobee Asphalt Plant (Okeechobee), Palm City Asphalt Plant (Palm City), Pensacola Asphalt Plant (Pensacola) and Tallahassee Asphalt Plant (Tallahassee). Approval lapses and renews, so check the agency's current list before you bid public work.

Construction Partners is headquartered at 290 Healthwest Drive, Suite 2, Dothan, Alabama 36303. It trades as NASDAQ: ROAD. Operations in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas, including 17 aggregates facilities (Alabama 9, Texas 4, Georgia 3, Florida 1) and three liquid asphalt terminals (Alabama, Florida and Texas).

Construction Partners’ annual report (Construction Partners FY2025 Form 10-K, as of September 30, 2025 (plant count at November 20, 2025)) says: Operations in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas, including 17 aggregates facilities (Alabama 9, Texas 4, Georgia 3, Florida 1) and three liquid asphalt terminals (Alabama, Florida and Texas). On asphalt: 109 hot mix asphalt plants at November 20, 2025: Alabama 20, Florida 11, Georgia 12, North Carolina 22, Oklahoma 8, South Carolina 10, Tennessee 4 and Texas 22. The company makes hot mix asphalt for internal use and for sale to third parties.

109 hot mix asphalt plants at November 20, 2025: Alabama 20, Florida 11, Georgia 12, North Carolina 22, Oklahoma 8, South Carolina 10, Tennessee 4 and Texas 22. The company makes hot mix asphalt for internal use and for sale to third parties. It also paves roads and highways, so its plants supply its own crews as well as outside buyers. Whether a given plant sells mix to outside contractors is decided plant by plant; the tables on this page show what we have confirmed.

In asphalt, competition is local, because hot mix can only travel so far. Across the Construction Partners plants on this page, the company that most often runs the nearest other plant by road is Colas USA (20), Texas Materials (19), Thompson Arthur (19) and APAC Alabama (14). The tables show the nearest alternative for every Construction Partners plant.

People also search for Construction Partners as Construction Partners, Inc.. This page covers all of them.

No. Several unrelated contractors use similar names. This page covers Construction Partners, Inc. of Dothan, Alabama (Nasdaq: ROAD) and the asphalt companies it owns.

Construction Partners' website lists seventeen companies: Wiregrass Construction, Mobile Asphalt Company, CWR Contracting, The Scruggs Company, Robinson Paving Company, Sunbelt Asphalt, Fred Smith Company, Ferebee Corporation, King Asphalt, Three Rivers Construction, Overland Corporation, Lone Star Paving and Durwood Greene Construction, plus Asphalt Express, Ellsworth Construction, Road Preservation Partners and Four Star Paving. This directory lists asphalt plants for the first thirteen.

Its annual report says it makes hot mix asphalt for internal use and for sale to third parties. Whether a given plant will sell to you depends on the operating company, so use the company page and the plant's phone number.

We list the plants named, with an address, on each operating company's own website or on Construction Partners' map. A few plants appear on that map with no street address, and those are left out until an address is confirmed.

No. Construction Partners is a separate, Nasdaq-listed company based in Dothan, Alabama. In October 2025 it said it bought eight Houston-area asphalt plants from affiliates of Vulcan Materials.

No. The Pavement Directory is an independent directory and is not affiliated with Construction Partners or any operator listed. We list their plants beside everyone else's so a contractor can compare them.