Tar and Chip
Rustic Look. Rock-Solid Performance.
At Alabama Paving Solutions, we know that not every road or driveway needs the smooth blacktop look. For rural properties, long farm driveways, private roads, or anyone seeking a natural aesthetic without sacrificing durability, tar and chip paving is a perfect choice.
Also known as chip seal, tar and chip surfaces offer a cost-effective, low-maintenance, and attractive alternative to traditional asphalt or concrete—especially in the wide-open landscapes of Alabama.
What is Tar and Chip?
Tar and chip is a paving process that combines hot liquid asphalt with layers of stone chips. Once applied, it’s rolled and compacted to create a hard-wearing surface that offers excellent traction, a rustic appearance, and long-lasting strength.
Ideal for:
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Long farm driveways
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Private roads and ranch entrances
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Rural homes and barns
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Low-traffic commercial properties
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Churches, campgrounds, and parks
Benefits of Tar and Chip Paving:
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Cost-Effective – Often more affordable than asphalt or concrete
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Low Maintenance – No sealcoating required
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Great Traction – Even in wet or icy conditions
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Natural Look – Stone surface blends beautifully with rural Alabama scenery
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Durability – Withstands heat, rain, and heavy loads
Our Tar and Chip Services Include:
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New Installation
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Driveway Replacement
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Resurfacing Existing Gravel or Worn Tar and Chip
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Driveway Extensions
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Private Road Paving
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Serving Rural and Residential Alabama
Whether you’re paving a mile-long driveway to your farmhouse or adding character to a countryside church lot, we serve customers across Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Auburn, Dothan, Selma, and surrounding rural areas with precision and pride.
Ready for a Rustic Upgrade?
Let’s build something strong, beautiful, and made to last.
Call or Text Alabama Paving Solutions today at (256) 338-8990 or request a free estimate online for your tar and chip paving project.
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