FAQs About Chip Sealing, Asphalt Paving & More

As a full-service asphalt contractor, we offer a comprehensive range of paving solutions for both residential and commercial properties. Our services include asphalt paving, driveway paving, chip sealing, seal coating, ranch road construction, parking lot paving, city street work, as well as asphalt patching and crack repair.  

An asphalt paving project typically includes site preparation, grading, base installation or evaluation, asphalt placement, and compaction to create a smooth, durable surface. The exact process depends on whether the project involves a new driveway, parking lot, private road, or the replacement of existing pavement.  

Yes. Asphalt paving is a popular option for long residential driveways because it creates a smooth driving surface, accommodates regular vehicle traffic, and can be maintained through services such as crack filling and seal coating. It is also well suited for larger rural properties where durability and accessibility are important.  

If your asphalt driveway has widespread cracking, severe potholes, drainage problems, or significant structural damage, replacement may be more practical than repeated repairs. Small cracks and isolated damage can often be repaired, but an inspection can help determine whether a new asphalt driveway will provide better long-term value.  

Chip seal paving, also known as chip sealing, involves applying a layer of hot liquid asphalt to a surface, followed by a layer of small crushed stones (chips) that are compacted into the asphalt. Traditional asphalt paving uses a premixed combination of aggregates and binder that is laid down and compacted while hot. Chip sealing provides a rustic, textured finish and is often a cost-effective alternative for protecting and surfacing roads and driveways.  

Chip seal paving is commonly used for ranch roads, private roads, rural driveways, farms, and large residential properties. It provides a durable driving surface with added traction and can be a practical option for properties where traditional asphalt paving may not be necessary.  

Yes. Chip sealing is often applied over an existing asphalt surface that is still structurally sound to help extend its service life. It may also be used on properly prepared road bases to create a durable finished surface for certain types of roadways and driveways.  

We generally recommend applying a seal coat to an asphalt driveway every two to four years. The frequency can depend on factors such as traffic volume, weather conditions, and the age of the asphalt. Seal coating is a crucial maintenance step that protects the surface from water, oil, and UV damage, helping to extend its lifespan and maintain its appearance.  

No. Seal coating is designed to protect asphalt rather than repair structural damage. Larger cracks, potholes, and deteriorated areas should typically be repaired before a seal coat is applied to help achieve better results and longer-lasting pavement protection.  

Yes, we are equipped to manage projects of all sizes for both commercial and residential clients. Whether you need a new asphalt driveway for your home or require paving services for a large commercial parking lot, our team has the experience and equipment to complete the job efficiently.  

Yes, we provide ongoing maintenance services such as asphalt repairs, crack filling, chip sealing, and seal coating after a new pavement installation. Routine maintenance helps protect the surface from weather and daily traffic while extending the life of your investment.  

Yes, contact us to receive a free consultation for your paving project. One of our team members will discuss your specific needs, assess the project requirements, and provide you with a detailed estimate.  

Asphalt Construction is a local, second-generation, family-owned and operated company, providing paving services for decades. We fully understand the unique needs of driveways, roads, and properties throughout the area.  

We are open 7:00am to 7:00pm Monday through Saturday.  

At Asphalt Construction, we proudly serve Celina, Denton, Gainesville, and Sherman, TX; Ardmore, OK; and the surrounding areas.