From raw ground to final striping. Self‑performed.
Dillard Construction Group delivers full sitework packages and asphalt paving for commercial, industrial, and residential projects across eight Upstate counties — clearing, grading, stormwater, utilities, concrete, and asphalt, with our own crews and our own iron.
One contractor. The whole site.
Most projects need three subs to get from trees to traffic. We self-perform the entire package — which means one schedule, one point of accountability, and no finger-pointing between trades.
Sitework & Grading
Clearing and grubbing, mass and finish grading, retaining walls, stone subgrade, and building pads — engineered, staked, and proof-rolled to spec.
Sitework details →Asphalt Paving
Binder, tack, and surface courses for parking lots, roadways, and driveways — plus patching, crack fill, sealcoating, line striping, wheel stops, and ADA layout.
Paving details →Stormwater & Utilities
Storm drainage installation and ongoing maintenance, sanitary sewer, water lines, curb and gutter — installed right and documented for inspection.
Stormwater details →Site Concrete
Curb and gutter, sidewalks, dumpster pads, aprons, and flatwork — with the ADA and subgrade experience to get layouts right before the inspector arrives.
Concrete details →Finish Grading & Stabilization
Final grade, topsoil, seed and stabilization, and topsoil, seed and stabilization — so the site you hand over looks like the rendering.
Campus & lot work →General Contracting
Unlimited general contractor services on select commercial and industrial projects — expansions, renovations, and ground-up work.
GC services →Demolition
Buildings, slabs, foundations and old pavement, plus the clearing — paired with the replacement site package so buried surprises are ours to solve.
Demolition scope →For Homeowners
Concrete and stone driveways, yard regrading, drainage that actually works, and retaining walls — the commercial crews at house scale.
Homeowner services →Run like a company twice its size.
Plenty of crews can move dirt. What sets us apart is how the business behind the iron is run — engineering-led estimating, superintendent-grade field management, and a technology stack most regional contractors don't have.
- ✓Engineering-led. Founded and run by a Clemson-trained civil engineer — takeoffs, grades, and drainage designs are checked by someone who can read the calcs, not just the plans.
- ✓Big-project discipline. Our field leadership ran commercial projects from $2M to $55M before founding DCG. That schedule and QC culture comes to every site we touch.
- ✓GPS-tracked fleet. Our trucks run on telematics and the rest of the fleet is being brought onto it — real utilization data, preventive maintenance on schedule, and equipment that shows up when the schedule says it will.
- ✓Self-performed scope. Our crews, our equipment, our schedule. No waiting on a paving sub to fit you in.
Projects that show the whole scope.
A sample of recent sitework and paving packages. Each one lists the scope we self-performed, where it sat, and how long it took — because "trust us" isn't a spec.
Retail pad and DOT turn lanes
Demolition through state-road turn lanes: sitework, utilities, stormwater, curb, asphalt and striping on one contract.
Read the project → Greenville County, SC · 2025–2026School district summer paving
Multiple campuses repaved, sealcoated and striped inside a summer break, built backwards from the first day of school.
Read the project → Greenville County, SC · 2024Road widening and turn lanes
Public road widening with traffic open: ditch relocation, drainage, curb, asphalt tie-in and markings.
Read the project → Greenwood, SC · In progressRestaurant demolition and redevelopment
In progress: a closed restaurant coming down and the site rebuilt as a new quick-service pad, demo and site package together.
Read the project → Pickens County, SC · 2025Auto parts retail pad
Raw ground to striped parking — clearing, grading, storm, curb, asphalt and paint, all self-performed.
Read the project → Greenville & Easley, SC · 2020–2025Historic mill adaptive reuse
Sitework, concrete and utilities around protected textile-mill structures on a century of undocumented fill.
Read the project →What the people who hired us say.
"The workmen were very neat and cleaned the area they worked in and did very high-quality work in a short time!"
Fresh off the jobsite.
Latest posts, straight from our Instagram — drone flights, fresh mats, and big cuts. See them all → · See the project map →
Eight counties. One standard.
Headquartered in Greenville, we self-perform sitework and paving across the Upstate of South Carolina. If your project sits in one of these counties, we've probably already moved dirt nearby.
Have a site that needs to become a project?
Free estimates. Plans or no plans — we'll walk it with you.