Sealcoating

Why is sealcoating necessary?
Sunlight and oxidation weaken the asphalt binder that holds blacktop surfaces together. The surface becomes brittle
and hairline cracks appear. The cracks will eventually deepen, allowing water penetration and additional damage to the
integrity of the asphalt.

Why should you sealcoat?

• Preventative maintenance is less expensive than repair.
• Sealcoating keeps property looking nice by adding "curb appeal."
• Unsealed asphalt is a target for ultraviolet rays that will destroy the strength and flexibility of the asphalt.

Sealcoating

• Provides a consistently high level of protection for the pavement
• Provides "curb appeal"
• Provides a tough protective outer skin preventing asphalt surface oxidation
• Seals porous asphalt surfaces, preventing damaging water penetration
• Protects asphalt from the deteriorating effects of gasoline, oils, and other harsh chemicals

Proper pavement repair can extend the life of your pavement up to 25 years. As pavement professionals, we know what can cause your pavement to deteriorate, so we can match the solution to the problem.

Call now for a FREE pavement evaluation and estimate covering sealcoating, cracksealing, patching, and repair.

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