Cherokee County · NC
Chip seal & tar-and-chip · the asphalt alternative
Home of the John C. Campbell Folk School and right on the NC/GA line, Brasstown is rolling backroads and homestead driveways. A chip seal drive holds up to the grades without the cost of paving. Book your free on-site estimate today.
Built for Brasstown properties
Most folks around Brasstown have only ever been offered two choices: keep grading gravel, or pay a fortune for asphalt. Chip seal is the third option the asphalt crews won't tell you about.
Searching for paving or asphalt?
Most people who call us started out searching for asphalt paving. That's the right instinct — you want a hard, finished surface instead of gravel. The part worth knowing before you book anyone is that asphalt isn't your only option up here.
We're a paving contractor serving Brasstown and Cherokee County, and we do one thing: chip seal — also called tar and chip. It's the same idea as asphalt paving (hot binder, then aggregate, then rolled) but it goes down for roughly half the price, grips a mountain grade better than a smooth asphalt slab, and flexes with the ground through freeze-and-thaw instead of cracking.
If asphalt is genuinely the right call for your property, we'll tell you that in person rather than sell you something that doesn't fit. Either way the estimate is free and done on site, because an honest price for a Brasstown driveway needs a real look at the grade, the length, and the drainage.
Simple & fast
We come out to your Brasstown property, measure it, and give you an honest price in person.
We grade, fill, and pack so the chip seal goes down on a solid foundation.
Hot binder, crushed stone, and a heavy roller lock it all together.
Most driveways are done in a day or two and ready to use right away.
Brasstown questions
SK Paving — a local, family-run crew based in Andrews, NC — paves driveways and private roads in Brasstown and across Cherokee County using chip seal (tar & chip). Estimates are free and in person.
Chip seal typically runs about half the cost of asphalt. Your exact price depends on size, grade, and prep — we give you an accurate quote in person, for free.
Yes — we cover Brasstown and the surrounding Cherokee County area, plus communities across the NC/GA/TN corner.
Yes. The crushed-stone surface gives better traction than smooth asphalt, which is why it's used on so many mountain back roads.
Serving Brasstown & all of Cherokee County. Free on-site estimate, honest price.
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