Farm & ranch roads that hold up to trucks and weather
Ranch roads take a beating from trucks, trailers, livestock and rain. We build and resurface ranch roads, barn approaches, pens and equipment areas with tar and chip or asphalt, built for rural use.
Serving Waco, Central Texas, DFW and West Texas
How we do it
For long ranch roads, tar and chip is usually the best value: it is tough, drains well and costs far less per mile than asphalt. For steep grades, barn approaches and areas where trucks turn, asphalt often holds better.
We build the base properly, with crown and drainage so rain runs off instead of washing the road out.
Our process
What to expect
1. Drive the property
We look at grades, drainage and how the road is used.
2. Recommend
Chip seal, asphalt or a mix, with prices for each.
3. Build
Base graded, crowned and compacted.
4. Surface
Tar and chip or asphalt laid and rolled.
A good fit for
- Long ranch and farm roads
- Barn approaches and steep grades
- Equipment and trailer parking
- Roads that wash out after rain
Where we work
We serve Waco and Central Texas from our Waco office, and the Permian Basin from our Big Spring office.
Also: 1-800-BLACKTOP
FAQ
Farms & Ranches questions
What is best for a long ranch road?
Usually tar and chip, for cost and durability. Steep or high-traffic sections may be better in asphalt.
Can you fix a road that washes out?
Yes. Proper crown, drainage and a sealed surface stop most washouts.
Do you work far from town?
Yes. We cover rural properties across Central and West Texas.
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Tar & Chip Paving
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Asphalt Paving
New hot-mix asphalt for driveways, lots and roads, built on a base that lasts.
Free estimates
Get a free farms & ranches estimate
Tell us about the job. We reply within one business day, usually the same day.
- Free, no-pressure estimates
- Residential, commercial and ranch jobs
- Family owned and operated since 2007
Also: 1-800-BLACKTOP