Sealcoating

Sealcoating involves applying a high polymer coating to asphalt pavement in order to protect it from water, oil and gas spills, salt stains, and other damaging elements. This sealant also protects your pavement from cracks and potholes that would damage the asphalt underneath, which in turn could lead to costly repairs.

Studies show that a sealcoated asphalt pavement is 90% less likely to crack than an unsealed surface. Therefore, sealcoating your asphalt every 2 – 3 years (minimum of 6 months after installation) is necessary to keep the pavement in top condition and prevent it from premature deterioration.