Chip Seal Driveway Portfolio

Completed projects and detailed progress pictures of how we go about constructing a durable and decorative chip seal surface

Take a look at our chip seal driveway portfolio so you can see some of the work we have done. We believe that a custom driveway surface needs to be shown to customers to visualize what we do and how we do it. Naturally, we also want to gain credibility with potential customers to know that they will get a top-quality product that does not have problems over time.

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With these chip seal photos, many of the construction details are shown. If you have questions or are considering a chipseal driveway or pathways, please give us a call at 781-254-2773.

Shorline living Home by the shore with a great curb apeal
New Pavement Driveway that is recently paved the surface is flat, black and stark
Chipseal Look This is an after shot of what the previous shot would look like if the driveway was chip sealed
Final touched being put on a major renovation The chip-and-seal driveway is just about finished as the sun sets on a great looking property
Sun setting on another chip seal project North Shore of Massachusetts chip seal driveway at a newly renovated estate
Shoreline bituminous surface treatment Cape Cod chip seal headed towards the water
Boston Park trail Trellis at Christopher Columbus park taken in 2007
Chip seal parking area in front of the home Gray chip seal looks like white in the sun
Protection from spills Protection of the Belgium block so they stay clean
Paul Fulmore spraying tack Spraying the asphalt cement
Front Turn around and parking area Finished view at the front of the house
Entrance to front of the home Metro West home with chip seal driveway leading up to the front door
Finished edge butting up to stone entrance way with no asphalt out of place since it is well protected during application Finished edge butting up to stone entrance way with no asphalt out of place since it is well protected during application
Driveway before chipseal Prior to chipseal application. The pavement is intentionally low to accommodate the stone application
Tar and chip application After installation of chip seal
Wide angle picture of chipsealed driveway Finished chip seal
Before chip seal Prior to cleaning and installation
Finished Macadam driveway Finished view of the two shots to the left
Transition from road to chip seal driveway Transition from road to apron over Belgian blocks to chip seal driveway up to the house
Natianal Park pathway A textured path simulating how it may have looked when it was originally buildt
close up view of the stone used to surface this chipsealed walkway close up view of the stone used to surface this chipsealed walkway
Transions in texture Paved apron and slope up to the chip stone parking area
Shared driveway Shared Chip Seal Driveway in New England
Chip seal pathway Memorial park walkway around athletic field
Fireman's Memorial Memorial Stone at the park with chipseal path circiling the field
Chip seal pathway and drive Chip seal driveway in Eastern Connecticut
Gray chip stone asphaltic seal coat for driveway up to the sheltered entrance to the house
Preparation prior to chip seal installation Flag stone masked prior to application
Masking for bituminous surface treatment A shut off valve in the drive is protected from being sprayed or covered
Protection for entrance to construction area Protection of access way so contruction activity does not damage anything
Protection of bench Protection of during spraying of asphalt cement
Tell tail to locate the feature For small feature to be covered and cleared a tell tale is used
Masking features Result of good masking sharp edges
Result of good maksing sharp edges After spraying and application of stone the edge is clean and crisp as it should be
Sharp edges Protective paper removed
Close up of joint with Belgium block edging Clean edges after application
Chip seal joint in driveway Finished edge
Protection of flag stone walk Masked
Blower to remove loose debris The priority is to have clear clean surfaces prior to application
Walkway transition to bridge Prior to application of chip seal path at Brewster Gardens park
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Chip Seal Photos

Looking through these photos we want to give potential clients an idea of what to expect and how the final product will last. What is hard to show in this portfolio is what makes us different. One of the key factors is we apply hot asphalt cement that quickly cools and binds the chip stone to the base asphalt. Others may not have the same tooling and ability to use the same quality binder. When asphalt emulsion is used it is thinner so it can not bind the stone as well. We have set up to use this method since we do these projects all the time and it works better. If you are browsing our portfolio and are looking for other ideas for what may add to how your home might be enhanced you may want to take a look at the Boston Design Guide.. If you are ready to go or want to talk give us a call 781-254-2773

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