Privacy on the Fall Line: Dark Side, Light Side
The pages on this site alternate charcoal and cream, and so does this notice. The cream half is what the site takes in and where it goes. The charcoal half is what never crosses the line.
Taken in, and where it goes
The estimate form. A name, a number, where the pavement sits, which kind of project, and a details box for rough size, what the surface is now and your timeline. The form drops into this site's inbox and travels from there to one independent asphalt contractor on the Georgia side of the river, which prices the paving and lays it; that contractor may pay Fall Line Paving a fee for it. Two service providers, the web host and the form mailer, handle the same details on this site's behalf and for nothing else. That is the entire route.
The phone. A call to (706) 810-8884 may be recorded, with a transcript made from it, so the dimensions and what is under the tires now are captured as you gave them and so the way the call was handled can be checked. Georgia allows a recording when one person on the call consents, and on these calls that is us. Would you rather skip the recording? Use the form instead.
Photos of the pavement. On repair work the contractor may give you a number to send pictures to. They are used to price the job and for nothing else.
One counter. Google Analytics adds up visits, records the pages opened and the phone-link taps, and uses its own cookies to keep one visitor distinct from another. It is the only measuring script on the site, and its job is to reveal whether the pages earn their keep.
Never crosses the line
Money details. No card number, bank account, password or login is ever requested, since no purchase or payment runs through these pages. The contractor gets paid when the driveway is done, and not here.
Advertising. The counter has no connection to advertising, and you will find no pixel, retargeting tag, chat window or social button on any page here.
Lists. There is no newsletter, no mailing list and no text campaign run from this site.
The hosting company and the phone carrier keep the everyday logs their businesses generate, on their own terms.
Changing what you sent
Call the number on this page and ask for the correction.
Laid down September 2026. A fresh lift, if one is ever needed, goes down at this address.