Tar-and-Chip & Chip Seal
Hot liquid asphalt sealed under a layer of stone chips — a proven, durable surface for driveways and roads, in a range of stone colors, and virtually maintenance-free once it's down.
Chip and seal is what we do most — and what we do best. Asphalt Rehab is family-owned and has been in business for over 30 years — generation after generation, the same family doing the work right. We lay tar-and-chip over driveways, farm roads, lanes, and parking areas for a tough, textured finish that costs less than asphalt, is virtually maintenance-free, and comes in a range of stone colors. It goes right over old blacktop, concrete, or gravel — no tear-out in most cases. Asphalt work, milling, overlays, and repairs too: one call, one crew, a surface built to last.
Chip & seal first
We're a family-owned chip-and-seal company first — in business for over 30 years, generation after generation. Most of our work is tar-and-chip — over driveways, roads, and lanes that need a durable, lower-cost surface without a full asphalt repave. Asphalt paving and repairs are still on the list, just not the headline.
Hot liquid asphalt sealed under a layer of stone chips — a proven, durable surface for driveways and roads, in a range of stone colors, and virtually maintenance-free once it's down.
Long drives, farm entrances, and home driveways chip sealed clean and solid — a finished, textured surface that holds up to everyday traffic and weather.
Farm roads, private lanes, long drives, and parking areas chip sealed on schedule — for homes, businesses, farms, and properties of every size.
The base makes the surface. We prep and grade for drainage and a solid foundation before any tar or stone goes down, so your chip seal stays smooth and holds.
Need blacktop instead? New driveways, parking lots, and roads — plus full replacements — with a smooth, compacted finish built to hold up for years.
We mill off the worn, damaged surface and lay a fresh one in its place — the right fix when the base underneath is still solid.
A new layer of asphalt over your existing surface, or failed areas cut out and rebuilt from the base up — added life without a full tear-out.
Cracks sealed, potholes repaired, and asphalt protected from sun, water, and wear — caught early, your surface lasts longer.
Our specialty
This is the work we lead with. Tar-and-chip has been used for over 100 years to resurface driveways and roads. It's virtually maintenance-free, costs less than asphalt, and comes in many colors and shades of stone.
See it in action
A clip from a real job — our crew raking and rolling a fresh driveway. Same prep-first crew on every chip seal job.
Every chip seal that lasts starts underneath. Getting the base graded right is the prep work that decides whether tar-and-chip stays smooth — or starts sinking and cracking.
Why Asphalt Rehab
A chip seal that fails early costs you twice. We're family-owned and have been doing this for over 30 years — generation after generation — and we do the prep, the base, the tar, and the stone the right way, so yours lasts.
Family-owned and in business for over 30 years — generation after generation. When you hire us, you're hiring a family name that's been on this work for decades, not a crew that showed up last year.
Tar-and-chip is our main work, not a side job — it's what our crew, trucks, and distributor are set up for every day.
A durable, finished surface for less than a full asphalt repave — and virtually maintenance-free once it's down.
A professional, licensed and insured crew on every job, serving all locations. We look at it, talk through your options honestly, and quote it clear before any work starts.
How it works
Simple, straight, and no surprises.
Call (870) 592-3754 or use the estimate form below.
We look at the job, talk through chip seal versus asphalt honestly, and give you a clear quote — free.
We prep and grade the base so water drains right and the surface sits solid.
Hot liquid asphalt down, stone chips spread and rolled in — a tough, finished chip seal surface, ready to drive on.
Our work
Real Asphalt Rehab jobs — chip seal and tar-and-chip first, with our asphalt work in there too.
Free estimate
Thinking chip seal? Call, text, or send the form — it opens as a text message to Asphalt Rehab with your details already filled in.
Fastest way to reach us. Tell us what you want chip sealed, paved, or repaired and we'll set up your free estimate.
Family-Owned · In Business Over 30 Years · Generation After Generation
Licensed & Insured · Serving All Locations
Tar-and-Chip & Chip Seal · Milling & Resurfacing · Asphalt Overlays · Full-Depth Patching · Crack Sealing · Pothole Repair · Sealcoating · Prep & Grading · New Installs
Good to know
It's our specialty — a resurfacing method used for over 100 years: hot liquid asphalt is applied over your existing base, stone chips are spread over it, and the stones are rolled in. It's virtually maintenance-free, costs less than a full asphalt repave, and comes in many stone colors.
Chip seal costs less than a full asphalt repave, goes right over old blacktop, concrete, or gravel in most cases with no tear-out, and gives you a tough, textured finish that holds up on driveways, farm roads, and lanes. If asphalt is the smarter spend for your surface, we'll tell you that straight.
Yes — estimates and consultations are free. Call (870) 592-3754, tell us about the job, and we'll give you a clear quote before any work starts.
Yes — Asphalt Rehab is licensed and insured, and we serve all locations: homes, businesses, farms, and properties of every size.
Yes — Asphalt Rehab is family-owned and has been in business for over 30 years, generation after generation. It's the same family behind the work, and that name and reputation ride on every job we do.
An overlay adds a new layer of asphalt over your existing surface. Milling and resurfacing removes the worn top layer first, then lays fresh asphalt. A full replacement rebuilds from the base up. Which one is right depends on the condition of your surface and its base — we'll look at it and tell you honestly which one you need.
Often, yes — that's the whole idea behind Asphalt Rehab. Chip seal is usually the first fix we look at, and crack sealing, pothole repair, resurfacing, and sealcoating can add years to a surface too. If a full replacement is the smarter spend, we'll tell you that straight.
Yes. Chip seal driveways for homeowners, and roads, parking lots, and commercial work for businesses, farms, and properties.