Forsyth County, anchored by its county seat of Cumming along the GA 400 corridor north of Atlanta, has been one of the fastest-growing counties in the country for more than a decade. That growth is exactly the kind 2070 Construction is built for: for-sale residential subdivisions, townhome communities, and an increasing share of build-to-rent development, much of it on greenfield and transitional land where the full horizontal scope has to be built from raw ground up to a finished pad.
Greenfield development in Forsyth means the whole sequence runs: land development permitting, clearing and grubbing on wooded parcels, mass grading and cut and fill across larger footprints, water and sewer installation, stormwater ponds and detention, roads, curb and gutter, sidewalks, and foundations. 2070 self-performs that full sequence under one contract, which matters most on the larger lot counts and longer schedules typical of Forsyth subdivisions, where coordination seams between separate grading, utility, and paving subs compound into real schedule risk.
Development in Forsyth County runs primarily through Forsyth County's development review for land disturbance and site permitting, with the City of Cumming handling projects inside city limits. For for-sale subdivisions, final plat coordination and recording are part of the path. 2070 manages the submittal and approval process directly — preparing the package with the civil engineer, responding to review comments, and carrying the permit through approval.
The terrain across Forsyth is Piedmont red clay, moisture-sensitive and prone to shrink and swell. On the larger development footprints typical of the county, cut and fill balancing and structural fill import are central to getting a site to grade, and proper compaction and proof rolling are what deliver a pad ready for foundations.
In Forsyth County, 2070 Construction self-performs the full horizontal scope plus foundations and structural concrete: site development, grading and earthwork, underground utilities, stormwater and drainage, concrete and foundations, and permitting. For a developer building a subdivision, townhome, or build-to-rent community in the GA 400 corridor, that means one accountable contractor from permit to pad ready.
If you are developing in Forsyth County or the Cumming corridor, send us the civil plans and we will return a scoped bid.