Where Onyx® is Made

According to Mike Craig, Public Works Administrator, a 3-year Onyx rotation on all 53 miles in Marshall County, KS, keeps roads well-preserved, often looking brand new to residents. Learn more about Onyx® and how it can benefit your roads at https://www.hallbros.net/onyx

Over the past 20 years, Hall Brothers has overlaid all 53 miles of the county’s asphalt roads at least twice and applied Onyx seal, making maintenance much easier for the crew.

Before and after application of Onyx®. See why you should insist on Onyx® at https://www.hallbros.net/onyx

For 20 years, Hall Brothers has been reliable, honest, quick to fix any issues, and great to work with, earning ongoing business through excellent local service.

Mike Craig, Public Works Administrator for Marshall County, KS, says he’s worked with Hall Brothers for 20 years, starting with overlays, then Onyx sealing, and has had a great relationship throughout.

A fresh Onyx® application in Ottawa County, Oklahoma.

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Onyx® goes on BLACK so many think that it's another layer of asphalt. Not the case though, it's a preservation of the current road to make it last longer. Learn more about Onyx® and how it can benefit your roads at https://www.hallbros.net/onyx

Onyx® is usually able to be applied 8 months out of the year. We just completed a project this last October in Oklahoma. We were fortunate the weather was above 50 degrees with a slight wind so that the Onyx® would dry quickly and get commuters back on the road.