Tulare County · Highways 65 and 198
Paving in Exeter —
murals and orange groves.
Exeter is inside our working map — about 55 minutes southeast — and has been since long before this page existed. Fresno’s family paving shop, CSLB C-32 #760658, since 1990; estimates are free and written.
Exeter is the mural town of the citrus belt — a genuinely charming downtown wrapped in orange groves at the 65/198 junction below the Sierra.
Work here splits between keeping that downtown’s parking crisp and the grove-country jobs outside it: packing-yard asphalt, orchard approaches, and driveways on rural lots with foothill views.
Citrus country waters deep and long, and pavement beside mature groves lives with root pressure and shaded damp corners. Edge treatments and root barriers get drawn into Exeter quotes more than anywhere else on our southeast routes.
What we see in Exeter: downtown parking kept crisp under the murals, grove approaches outside town, and packing-yard surfaces sized for citrus-season trucks. The route out is Highways 65 and 198 — a run our crews have made more times than anyone’s counted.
Service pages
Exeter, service
by service.
Working in Exeter
Answered before
every Exeter job.
Do you sell crackfiller or rent melters out this way?
Yes — we're an authorized Crafco distributor and rent the SS125 melter to crews and property managers. Materials ride our scheduled runs, or you can pick up at the Fresno shop.
How soon can you get to Exeter?
Exeter is about 55 minutes southeast, and we group jobs out that way into efficient runs. An estimate visit is typically scheduled within the week, and grouped routing keeps mobilization off your bill.
Are estimates really free?
Always. We walk the property, measure, and hand you a flat-rate written quote broken out line by line. No obligation, no follow-up pressure.