Sealcoating & Crack Sealing
Seal the surface before water and sun break it down, and put off expensive repaving for years.
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How Sealcoating Protects Your Lot
Asphalt ages from exposure: UV dries the binder, and water works into small cracks and eats the base. Sealcoating locks the surface against both, and hot-applied crack sealant stops open cracks from becoming potholes.
On a maintenance schedule — typically every three to five years — sealcoating keeps a sound lot looking sharp and pushes expensive repaving years further out. We handle traffic control and phasing so your property keeps operating while sections cure.
- Commercial-grade sealcoat applied to spec
- Hot-applied crack sealing before the coat goes down
- Phased application so parking stays available
- Cure windows scheduled around your business hours
- Restriping included as the final step
FAQ
Common questions
How often should a commercial lot be sealcoated?
Every three to five years for most properties, depending on traffic and sun exposure. Sealing more often than that wastes money; waiting much longer lets oxidation get ahead of you.
How long is the lot out of service?
Sealcoat typically cures for vehicle traffic in 24 hours. We split the lot into phases so one section cures while the rest stays open.
Is sealcoating the right call for my pavement?
Only if the asphalt underneath is still sound. If a lot needs structural repair, we'll tell you before quoting a sealcoat. Sealing over failed asphalt hides the problem for a season without fixing it.
Got pavement that needs work?
Request a free estimate online or call (984) 352-1631.
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