Gillespie County
Chip Seal for Gillespie County Roads
In Gillespie County, a paving conversation can begin with an existing gravel or caliche road, a ranch entrance, a business access point, or a long drive. The present surface and the finish the owner wants set the direction.
Gillespie County Starting Point
Start with the road already on the property: gravel, caliche, asphalt, or another existing surface. Trouble spots and the finish the owner wants help frame the scope.
Gillespie County
Gillespie County communities for road and paving inquiries
- Fredericksburg
- Harper
- Stonewall
- Doss
- Willow City
Across the County
Different properties begin with different road needs
A business entrance, long ranch road, or private drive begins with the road itself and the way the property uses it.
Existing Roads
Turn gravel or caliche into a road ready for paving
A route with solid material and good shape may be a strong chip-seal candidate. Washboarding, soft areas, and worn edges show where preparation needs to begin.
Preparing an existing roadDifferent Properties
Match the work to the property and pavement
Ranch roads, commercial access, parking areas, rural drives, asphalt paving, repair, and maintenance each call for a scope built around the property and existing surface.
- Ranch roads and private entrances
- Commercial access and parking
- Long rural driveways
- Asphalt paving and repair
Surface Choice
Let the road and the desired finish settle the question
Chip seal brings a textured aggregate surface. Asphalt brings a smoother mat. Seeing both clearly makes the decision easier.
Chip seal vs. asphaltGillespie County Road Project
Start with the road you have now
Rafferty Paving will help you work toward the surface that belongs there.