National Work Zone Awareness Week
April 21, 2025
Every day, road crews put in the hard work to build, repair, and maintain the roads we rely on. This National Road Work Awareness Week, let’s all do our part to keep work zones safe:
✅ Slow Down – Speeding in work zones endangers workers and drivers alike.
✅ Stay Alert – Minimize distractions and watch for lane shifts.
✅ Follow Signs – Traffic patterns change quickly in work zones—pay attention!
✅ Be Patient – Roadwork means better, safer roads ahead!
At Hall Brothers Inc., we’re committed to paving the way to safer, smoother roads. Let’s work together to ensure every worker gets home safely.
Engineered toughness, ONYX® is designed to last.
Another before and after of ONYX® being applied to a subdivision in Cherokee County, OK, completed in October 2025. Check out more before and after pictures and what ONYX® can do for your roads at https://www.hallbros.net/onyx .
A great customer testimonial from Bobby Whitewater, Commissioner for Cherokee County, OK District 1, about applying ONYX®.
Showing a before and after of ONYX® being applied to a subdivision in Cherokee County, OK, completed in October 2025.
Asphalt is the most recycled material in America—100% recyclable and reusable! On National Recycling Day, Hall Brothers, Inc. is proud to do our part with sustainable paving solutions that last.
Applying ONYX® to subdivisions in Cherokee County, OK
Hall Brothers is local, dependable, quick to fix issues, and easy to work with, ensuring jobs are done right.
This video shows the before and after of ONYX® being applied to the entrance lanes of Runaway Bay, TX, completed in August 2025.
Mike Craig, Public Works Administrator for Marshall County, KS, highlights how Hall Brothers has consistently delivered quality work, evolving their methods over the years and going above standard to improve results. Learn more about Onyx® and how it can benefit your roads at https://www.hallbros.net
Switching from chip seal to Onyx lets Hall Brothers handle the work at the same cost, freeing the county’s entire crew for other projects.