Hall County, anchored by Gainesville at the north end of Lake Lanier, is the northern edge of metro Atlanta's growth and one of its expanding development corridors. As the metro pushes north along I-985 and GA 365, Hall County is seeing a steady increase in for-sale subdivisions, build-to-rent communities, and commercial and industrial development on land transitioning from rural and agricultural use. That greenfield and transitional development is exactly the work 2070 Construction is built to deliver from raw ground up.
Greenfield development in Hall County means the full horizontal sequence runs: land development permitting, clearing and grubbing on wooded or agricultural 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 controls the coordination risk that compounds on larger lot counts and longer schedules. For build-to-rent in particular — a growing share of Hall County's residential pipeline — 2070 has delivered the site plan review permitting path on Villas at Redan.
Development in Hall County runs through Hall County's development review for unincorporated areas and through the City of Gainesville and other municipalities for projects inside their limits. Each runs its own land disturbance and site permitting. 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 transitions from Piedmont red clay toward the foothills in the county's north. Clay behavior drives the earthwork: moisture sensitivity, shrink and swell, and the need for structural fill and proper compaction where native soils cannot carry the design loads. On larger footprints, cut and fill balancing is central to controlling cost and schedule.
In Hall 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 along the Gainesville corridor, that means one accountable contractor from permit to pad ready.
If you are developing in Hall County or the Gainesville corridor, send us the civil plans and we will return a scoped bid.