Contractors in our network take concrete, coating and paving jobs across Greenville and the surrounding Upstate. Find your town below. If it isn’t listed, send a request with your ZIP code anyway; nearby communities are usually covered.
Greenville County
- Greenville (city and surrounding unincorporated areas)
- Simpsonville
- Greer (the city also extends into Spartanburg County)
- Mauldin
- Taylors
- Travelers Rest
- Fountain Inn
- Five Forks
- Berea
- Wade Hampton
- Parker
- Gantt
- Dunean
- Conestee
- Piedmont (also in Anderson County)
Anderson County
- Anderson
- Powdersville
- Pelzer
- Williamston
Pickens County
- Easley
- Arial
Spartanburg County
- Duncan
- Landrum
City, county or state road: why it matters
Who you call about a driveway permit depends on who maintains the road in front of your property, not just your mailing address.
- Greenville County roads: a driveway approach permit comes from County Public Works (864-467-7016). On county roads without a curb, the apron in the right-of-way must be asphalt.
- Inside a city’s limits: the city’s own rules and offices apply.
- State (SCDOT) roads: work in the state right-of-way needs an SCDOT encroachment permit.
Our Greenville driveway permit guide explains how to find out which applies to you.
Get a free quote. Your request goes to a licensed local contractor who will contact you about a free quote, usually within 24 hours.
Prefer to talk? Call (864) 432-1750.
Sources
- Greenville County AnswerBook: driveway approaches and driveway installation guidelines.
- SCDOT encroachment permits.
Last reviewed: October 2026