On this Taylor County job in Abilene, our crew at MAC Asphalt Paving & Chipsealing resurfaced the county road running beside a corner where a new convenience store and gas station had been built. Our part of the project was focused on the roadway, where we used chip seal to redo the existing surface.
This was not a driveway or parking lot project. Our crew was working directly on a public roadway, bringing our chip seal equipment onto the road and completing the resurfacing beside the new commercial development.
This Taylor County project put our chip seal work right alongside a changing corner in Abilene.
Working Alongside the New Corner Development
The setting is what makes this job easy to recognize. A convenience store and gas station had been built on the corner, and we were there to redo the county road beside it.
Our attention stayed on the roadway surface. In the project photo, our chip seal truck is working over the road with traffic-control barrels positioned along the work area. The treated section has the dark, coarse texture that is characteristic of a chip seal surface.
The roadway carries the distinct textured finish of chip seal.
A project like this is a good example of how paving work can be one part of a larger change at a property. The new commercial development stands at the corner, while our work addressed the road people travel alongside it. For Taylor County, that scope meant resurfacing the existing roadway with chip seal.
What We Did on the Taylor County Road
Chip seal is a resurfacing treatment that combines an asphalt binder with aggregate chips over an existing paved surface. On this Abilene project, that was the method we used to redo the road.
The job centered on resurfacing rather than building a completely new roadway. We worked with the existing road and applied the chip seal treatment across the surface.
The main project details were straightforward:
- We completed the roadway work for Taylor County.
- The job was located in Abilene, Texas.
- We resurfaced the existing road using chip seal.
- The road runs beside a corner where a new convenience store and gas station had been built.
That combination makes this project a useful example of the roadway chip seal work we perform in West Texas. Instead of talking about the service in general terms, this job shows our equipment on the road and the resurfaced section directly behind it.
A Real Abilene Chip Seal Project From Our Crew
We prefer to let completed work show what our crews handle in the field. This project is a straightforward example: Taylor County needed the road redone, the site was beside a new commercial corner in Abilene, and our crew performed the chip seal resurfacing.
The scope was specific, and so was our responsibility. We were there for the roadway. By the time our portion of the work was complete, the existing road had received the chip seal surface called for on the project.
If you are planning roadway or chip seal resurfacing in Abilene or elsewhere in Taylor County, contact us to discuss the surface and the scope of work. Tell us what you need resurfaced, and we can talk with you about the next step for your project.
