Seattle, WA
CHIP SEAL IN SEATTLE,WA
SERVING FOR 25+ YEARS
What Is Chip Seal?
Chip seal is a pavement surface treatment that combines a layer of liquid asphalt with a layer of crushed stone. Once applied, it is rolled and compacted to form a rugged, weather-resistant surface. This process not only restores worn-out pavement but also provides a skid-resistant texture and a rustic appearance.
Benefits Of Chip Seal
Cost-Effective
More affordable than full asphalt paving while still providing excellent protection and appearance.
Improved Traction
The rough surface improves grip, making it ideal for areas prone to slipping or steep grades.
Seals and Protects
Helps protect the underlying pavement from water damage, oxidation, and everyday wear.
Rustic Aesthetic
Offers a classic, gravel-like look with more structure and stability.
Low Maintenance
Requires minimal upkeep and can last many years with proper installation.
Ready For A Free Quote?
If you’re looking for a reliable, budget-friendly paving option with a natural look, chip seal might be the perfect solution. Contact Extreme Asphalt today to learn more and get your free quote.
Customer Reviews
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“Extreme Asphalt did an amazing job on our driveway. Fast, professional, and it looks fantastic!”
Jessica M.
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“Reliable and honest crew. They showed up on time and delivered quality work. Highly recommend!”
Mark T.
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“Very impressed with the chip seal job. Great value and the results speak for themselves.”
Rachel L.
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“We had our parking lot sealcoated and it looks brand new. Smooth, clean, and done ahead of schedule.”
David R.
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“Extreme Asphalt did an amazing job on our driveway. Fast, professional, and it looks fantastic!”
Jessica M.
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“Reliable and honest crew. They showed up on time and delivered quality work. Highly recommend!”
Mark T.
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“Very impressed with the chip seal job. Great value and the results speak for themselves.”
Rachel L.
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“We had our parking lot sealcoated and it looks brand new. Smooth, clean, and done ahead of schedule.”