Asphalt Sealcoating
A protective coat that shields cured asphalt from UV, oil, salt, and water, and keeps it looking new.
Asphalt looks bulletproof, but the sun, oil, road salt, and water work on it constantly. Left bare, the surface dries out, fades to gray, and starts to ravel and crack. Sealcoating lays down a protective surface coat that takes that abuse instead of the pavement.
We apply a commercial-grade sealant to cured asphalt to lock out moisture, resist UV and oxidation, and keep the surface flexible. It is the cheapest insurance your pavement can get, and it keeps lots and driveways looking sharp and new for years longer.
Get a Free Estimate Blocks the elements
Shields against UV, oxidation, oil, fuel, and salt that break asphalt down.
Extends pavement life
Keeps the surface flexible and slows the cracking that leads to bigger repairs.
Sharp, uniform look
Restores a deep black finish that makes a lot or driveway look maintained.
How We Do It
Clean the surface
Sweep and clean so the sealant bonds to the asphalt, not to dirt.
Treat & fill
Address oil spots and fill cracks first so they do not telegraph through.
Apply the sealant
Lay down an even, commercial-grade coat and let it cure before traffic returns.
Common Questions
How often should I sealcoat?
For most lots and driveways, every two to three years is a good rhythm, adjusted for traffic and exposure. Sealing too often wastes money; waiting too long lets damage start. We will recommend a sensible interval.
Should cracks be filled before sealing?
Yes. Sealcoat protects the surface but does not bridge cracks. We rout and fill cracks first so water stays out of the base, then seal over the top.
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