Knoxville, Tennessee
Mascot got its start as a company town for the Holston Zinc Company, and a lot of that history is still visible today. Older homes near Staff Drive and Sailor’s Ford Lane were built when the mining company owned the block, while the industrial park and rail yard along Old Rutledge Pike keep the working side of Mascot busy with storage yards and heavy equipment. Edward’s Black Top Paving has handled asphalt paving throughout Knox County since 1976, and a Mascot job usually means working with both sides of that history in the same afternoon.
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A driveway that’s sat unchanged since the company owned the neighborhood often needs a different starting point than a storage lot built to handle rail traffic and trailers, and we scope each job based on which situation it actually is rather than pricing everything the same way.
Call (865) 224-6068 to schedule an on-site evaluation of your Mascot property.
Mascot sits between U.S. Route 11W and the Holston River, in a part of Knox County where the ground is typically clay-heavy and sits over limestone bedrock. Because parts of the community fall inside the Holston River’s mapped floodplain, Knox County regulates how close new paving and construction can sit to the water. On top of that, Knoxville-area properties see roughly 195 frost-free days a year, so any driveway or lot still faces a real freeze-thaw cycle each winter.
Properties closer to the industrial park tend to sit on flatter, more heavily compacted ground from decades of rail and equipment traffic, while residential streets nearer Mascot Park more often show the rolling terrain typical of this part of the Ridge-and-Valley region. Both conditions call for a different base preparation before any asphalt goes down.
Mascot is a small, tightly packed community, so most jobs fall into one of two categories: the older residential core near Staff Drive, Sailor’s Ford Lane, and Mascot Park, or the working industrial stretch along Old Rutledge Pike, where rail lines, storage yards, and scrap operations sit close together. Properties near the Holston River add a drainage consideration that a job further from the water wouldn’t have. Because the community is only about 7 square miles, a paving crew working here in the morning can easily cover a residential driveway and an industrial lot in the same visit, which keeps scheduling flexible for property owners on either side of town.
We regularly cover:
Edward’s Black Top Paving has served Mascot directly as part of our regular Knox County coverage since 1976, not as an occasional add-on to jobs elsewhere.
Yes. Many of these driveways are decades old, and we assess the existing surface and base before deciding whether repair or full replacement makes more sense.
Yes. We pave and resurface commercial and light-industrial lots built to handle heavier vehicle and trailer traffic.
Cost depends on the size of the area, its current condition, ground drainage, and whether the property sits close enough to the Holston River to need extra grading. A site visit gives an accurate picture for your property.
Schedule an on-site evaluation for your Mascot property, residential or industrial.
Call (865) 224-6068 to talk with Edward’s Black Top Paving directly.
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