Construction Partners, Inc.

Construction Partners, Inc. is a vertically integrated civil infrastructure company headquartered in Dothan, Alabama and listed on Nasdaq under ROAD. It builds and maintains roadways, highways, airport runways and bridges along with commercial and residential site work across eight states, and it manufactures its own hot-mix asphalt while owning aggregate facilities and liquid asphalt terminals. The company reported 6,412 employees at the close of its 2025 fiscal year. It has grown largely by acquisition, completing five deals in fiscal 2025 that added 27 hot-mix plants and established its presence in Texas and Oklahoma. In August 2026 it acquired Asphalt Express Enterprises of Ardmore, Oklahoma, including a rail-served site earmarked for a future liquid asphalt terminal.

One structural point governs how a contractor or supplier actually deals with this company: you almost never deal with Construction Partners itself. It operates as a holding company over fifteen locally led operating businesses, each keeping its own name, market and management. The current roster is Wiregrass Construction Company, King Asphalt, Lone Star Paving, Fred Smith Company, The Scruggs Company, Ferebee Corporation, CWR Contracting, Mobile Asphalt Company, Overland Corporation, Robinson Paving Company, Sunbelt Asphalt, Durwood Greene Construction, Pavement Restorations, Four Star Paving and Ellsworth Construction. Acquisition is the growth mechanism, and the pitch to sellers is explicit: keep the company name and staff, gain the balance sheet, and give every employee an ownership path through the listed parent.

The work itself divides into four construction markets and three materials lines. On the construction side: highways and local roads, interstate and corridor projects, airports and runways, and commercial and industrial site development. Runway work covers both regional and major airports and is framed as rehabilitation as much as new construction. Site development serves retail centers, industrial parks and residential communities.

The materials side is what the company means by vertical integration. Hot-mix asphalt plants supply its own paving crews and outside customers. Aggregate facilities secure material availability and also sell externally. Liquid asphalt terminals are positioned to feed plants and jobs on a steady schedule. The stated purpose is control over schedule and cost rather than a separate profit center, though all three lines sell outside the group.

Published company figures are annual revenue of $2.8 billion, more than 7,000 people and fifteen operating companies. The customer base on the public side is state and federal agencies, municipalities, school districts and military installations, which is a mix weighted toward recurring maintenance funding rather than one-off capital programs.

Corporate offices are at 290 Healthwest Drive in Dothan, Alabama.