Chip and Seal Paving Process The Tar and Chip process is similar to asphalt paving, but instead of using 100% pure asphalt, we layer asphalt and aggregate alternatively. Chip Seal, at its core, is the application of a liquid polymer modified emulsion immediately followed by an application of an aggregate. The aggregate is then rolled and embedded into the binder, meanwhile the binder “weeps up” and fills the voids between rocks. The completed driving surface will perform for years with minimum m

Chip seal work is still taking place throughout Indiana. Chip seal treats the pavement surface with liquid asphalt material covered by crushed stone to provide a new roadway surface and prevent future deterioration. ➡ Watch the video below to learn more! | Indiana Department of Transportation

Chip sealing provides a protective layer that seals and protects the underlying asphalt from oxidation, water penetration, and damage caused by sunlight and weather conditions. This extends the life of the driveway, reducing the need for frequent repairs. josephschipsealpaving.com Naturally, we don’t on the rights to the music … sure wish I did | Joseph’s Chip Seal and Asphalt Paving | Facebook