Straight Talk About Better Roads

Know What You’re Paying For Before the Work Starts

Chip seal is straightforward when the road underneath it is ready. These guides explain how the surface works, how it compares with asphalt, what preparation looks like, and what can move a quote.

Aerial view of a distributor truck working on a prepared road

A Good Place to Start

Begin with the road you have.

Gravel, caliche, old chip seal, asphalt, ruts, soft spots, and standing water each point to a different starting place. Get clear on that before choosing a finish.

Then ask the right next question.

Is the road ready for a surface? How does chip seal compare with asphalt? What happens during installation? Which details change the price?

The four guides answer those questions in plain language.

Start with road preparation

Road Work Up Close

Base. Application. Finished surface.

Limestone road base being prepared
Distributor truck applying binder or emulsion on a road
Detailed view of finished chip-seal aggregate texture

Have the Basics? Ask About the Work.

A quote starts with the work, not a guess.

If a guide raises a project question, bring it to Rafferty Paving.

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