Chip Seal Roads & Driveways in the Texas Hill Country
Chip seal is a tough, economical surface for ranch roads, long driveways and county roads. We spray an asphalt binder, spread quality gravel or granite chips and roll them in.
What we do
We lay single-course and double-course chip seal on fresh base or over an existing road that needs a new surface. Recent work includes a double-course seal at Grandview Ranch and widening and sealing McCall Creek Road for Blanco County Precinct 4.
Not sure if chip seal or asphalt is right for your road? Chip seal costs less up front and suits rural roads and long driveways; asphalt costs more but gives a smoother finish near the house and in parking lots.
Chip seal questions
How long does chip seal last?
A seal coat typically lasts 6 to 8 years before it needs resealing. TxDOT reseals its own roads on a 6 to 8 year cycle.
Chip seal or asphalt: which should I choose?
Chip seal is the economical choice for ranch roads, long driveways and county roads. Asphalt costs more but gives a smooth, clean surface for driveways near the house, parking lots and busier streets.
Do you do county and subdivision roads?
Yes. We seal county roads, subdivision streets and private ranch roads.
Chip seal near you in the Hill Country
We're based in Blanco, Texas, and work across Blanco County and the surrounding Hill Country. Recent jobs include:
- Blanco
- Boerne
- Comfort
- Concan
- Dripping Springs
- Driftwood
- Fredericksburg
- Henly
- Luckenbach
- Stonewall
- Wimberley
Other services: Asphalt Paving · Site Work & Grading · Land Clearing · Fill Materials & Topsoil · Hauling & Equipment Transport
Ready to talk about your project?
Have plans? Send them over. Not sure what you need? We'll come take a look.