wouldn't salsa taste better?Karkuny said:Can anyone recomend a company that installs a tar & chip driveway?
bcp said:wouldn't salsa taste better?
Yeah, tar and chips might be a pretty nice snack (sorry, wrong thread).Karkuny said:Can anyone recomend a company that installs a tar & chip driveway?
OrneryPest said:Yeah, tar and chips might be a pretty nice snack (sorry, wrong thread).
Do you think tar and chip would be better than asphalt? Real asphalt at perhaps a buck and a half or so per sq-ft would be much more solid than tar & chip. I think there are a coupla recent threads about asphalt contractors.
That looks a lot like a driveway in Grand Island Nebraska that my father put in back in about 1951 or thereabouts. He roto-tilled the area, had the chipped stone gravel hauled in and spread out, and then re-roto-tilled it and then had it rolled down. He thought it was pretty cool and neat and groovy at the time, but it seems to me that the total cost was awful high for the final result.Karkuny said:Well, I really like the look of it brown like the pictures - and it's supposed to be durable, and you don't have to reseal it like asphalt. I did see the threads to the asphalt, which are helpful. But I do hope I can find someone to give me one of these...
http://www.askthebuilder.com/457_Tar_and_Chip_Driveway_Update.shtml
I had 2 loads of millings delivered last fall, and spread them myself w/ father-in-law's tractor. They are a HUGE improvement over the crappy gravel driveway I had before. I tamped them down w/ a vibrating plate tamper from the rental place in the Park. Once we get to the hot HOT part of summer, I am gonna have them drop off a roller and I will roll the driveway to get it REALLY compacted. I am quite pleased with how it has turned out so far, not bad at all for < $500.00 including tamper rental.baswm said:I would go with Asphalt millings.
Thanks for the help........
Well, they WERE new. Back in 2006. They have been here 2 years longer than you.You're new here. Don't start.
What is tar & chip?
I would go with Asphalt millings.