We offer complete Tar & Chip paving solutions, including:

• Driveways (Residential)

• Driveway Installation

• Chip Driveway Installation

• New Driveway Installation

• Private Roads & Lanes

• Parking Areas

• Parking Lots

• Farm Roads & Rural Properties

• Job Sites

• Surface Refresh & Reapplication

For commercial and large-scale applications, Tar & Chip provides a cost-effective way to cover large areas without sacrificing durability. Factors such as labor costs and fluctuating oil prices can significantly influence the final price of commercial tar and chip projects, so it’s important to consider these when budgeting. Working with experienced asphalt companies helps ensure quality installation, cost control, and access to services like site preparation and grading.

Perfect for:

• Private roads

• Large properties

• Agricultural and industrial sites

• Low to moderate traffic areas

Maintaining a tar and chip driveway is both simple and cost-effective, making it a popular choice for homeowners seeking a durable surface with minimal upkeep. Unlike traditional asphalt driveways, tar and chip surfaces require less frequent attention, yet a few routine steps can help preserve their excellent traction and attractive appearance for years to come.

Here’s how to keep your chip driveway in top shape:

• Sealing: While tar and chip driveways don’t need regular sealing like asphalt, applying a seal coat every 5–7 years can help protect the surface from weather and wear. This extra layer of liquid asphalt helps maintain the driveway’s integrity and curb appeal.

• Crack Repair: Small cracks can develop over time, especially in areas with fluctuating temperatures. These minor cracks can be filled with a cold mix asphalt patching compound to prevent further damage. For larger cracks or more extensive repairs, it’s best to consult a professional.

• Managing Loose Stones: It’s normal for some loose stones or stone chips to appear on the surface, especially after installation. Regularly sweeping or blowing off these loose stones helps maintain the driveway’s texture and prevents them from being tracked into your home or yard.

• Weed Control: Weeds can sometimes find their way through the surface, particularly along the edges. Removing weeds promptly and applying a weed killer as needed will help keep your tar and chip driveway looking neat and prevent uneven spots.

• Resurfacing: Over time, if the surface becomes worn or damaged, resurfacing with a fresh layer of hot liquid asphalt and new stone chips can restore both function and appearance. This process is less invasive and more affordable than replacing the entire driveway.

It’s important to note that tar and chip driveways can be more susceptible to damage from heavy equipment, snowplows, or extreme weather. Regular inspections—especially after winter or heavy use—can help catch small issues before they become costly repairs.

Cost-wise, maintaining a tar and chip driveway is budget-friendly. 

By following these simple maintenance and repair tips, you can enjoy a long-lasting, low-maintenance chip driveway that offers excellent traction and enhances your property’s curb appeal—whether you have a small driveway or a long, winding entrance. Regular care ensures your tar and chip surface remains a smart investment for years to come.

• The upfront cost for tar and chip is typically more affordable than asphalt.

• Requires less ongoing maintenance

• Offers a unique, decorative look

• Provides better traction, especially on slopes and rural roads