Oil and Stone Driveway in Wildwood, NY

Beautiful Stone Driveways That Actually Last

Skip the expensive asphalt replacement and get the natural stone look you want at half the cost.

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Tar and Chip Driveway Benefits

What You Get With Oil and Stone

Your driveway stops being a problem. The cracked, ugly surface gets covered with a layer of hot oil and carefully selected stone that bonds into a durable, attractive finish.

You get excellent traction year-round. Rain, snow, ice – the textured stone surface grips better than smooth asphalt, making your driveway safer for walking and driving.

The natural stone appearance fits right into Wildwood’s landscape. No more embarrassment when neighbors or guests pull up. Instead, you get compliments on the rustic, high-end look that actually cost less than traditional paving options.

Wildwood Driveway Contractors

We Know Long Island Driveways

All Purpose Paving has been installing oil and stone driveways across Long Island for years. We understand the local soil conditions, weather patterns, and municipal requirements that affect how your driveway performs.

Our team uses proper equipment and quality materials sourced specifically for Long Island applications. We’re licensed, insured, and experienced with the oil and stone process that many contractors avoid because it requires specialized knowledge.

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Oil and Stone Installation Process

Simple Process, Professional Results

First, we prepare your existing surface. Minor repairs get made, and the area gets cleaned and prepped for optimal adhesion.

Next comes the hot oil application. A specialized distributor truck applies the precise amount of heated asphalt emulsion across your driveway surface.

Then the stone goes down immediately while the oil is still hot. We spread carefully graded stone chips evenly and roll everything to ensure proper bonding and a smooth, uniform finish.

Finally, we clean up and let it cure. Within a few hours, you can walk on it. Light vehicle traffic is usually fine the next day, with full use recommended after 24-48 hours depending on weather conditions.

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What's Included in Every Job

Every oil and stone driveway installation includes surface preparation, premium stone chips, and proper rolling for optimal compaction. We handle permits if required and coordinate with local regulations.

You get a detailed timeline before work begins. Most residential driveways in Wildwood take one day to complete, weather permitting. We work around your schedule and minimize disruption to your daily routine.

The stone selection matters. All Purpose Paving uses locally sourced aggregate that complements Long Island’s natural landscape while providing the durability needed for our climate. The finished surface drains well and resists cracking better than traditional asphalt.

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A properly installed oil and stone driveway typically lasts 7-10 years in Long Island’s climate. The longevity depends on traffic volume, maintenance, and weather exposure. Many homeowners find they get excellent value compared to the cost of full asphalt replacement. The surface can be resealed or have additional stone applied as needed to extend its life even further.
Yes, oil and stone installation costs significantly less than full asphalt replacement – usually 40-60% less. You’re working with your existing base rather than tearing everything out and starting over. This makes it an attractive option for homeowners who want to improve their driveway’s appearance and function without the major expense of complete reconstruction.
Some loose stones are normal for the first few weeks after installation. The oil needs time to fully cure and bond with the stone chips. Light sweeping or gentle raking can remove excess stones that didn’t adhere properly. After the initial curing period, stone loss becomes minimal. Proper installation technique and quality materials minimize this issue significantly.
In most cases, yes. Oil and stone works well over existing asphalt that’s structurally sound but showing surface wear, minor cracking, or weathering. The existing surface needs to be stable and properly prepared. Severe damage, major potholes, or base failure would need repair first. A site evaluation determines if your current driveway is a good candidate for oil and stone application.
Maintenance is minimal compared to regular asphalt. Occasional sweeping removes debris and loose stones. Avoid using snow plows or metal shovels that can scrape the surface. Small areas that show wear can be spot-treated with additional oil and stone. Most homeowners find the maintenance requirements much easier than dealing with asphalt crack sealing and regular sealcoating.
You can typically walk on the surface within a few hours of installation. Light vehicle traffic is usually acceptable after 24 hours in good weather conditions. Full curing takes several days, so avoid heavy vehicles or sharp turns for the first week. Weather affects curing time – hot, dry conditions speed the process while cool, humid weather slows it down.