Sealcoating

What This Service Involves

A sealcoat is inexpensive insurance that slows the oxidation and cracking that shorten pavement life. We clean the surface, treat oil spots, and apply a uniform coat that restores the deep black finish and seals fine surface voids. Applied on the right maintenance interval, sealcoating defers far more costly overlays and reconstruction. Crack sealing is typically completed first so the whole surface is protected as a system.

Benefits

Slows oxidation and surface cracking; seals fine voids against water intrusion; restores a uniform, high-contrast surface for striping; defers costly overlays and reconstruction; low-cost addition to a maintenance program

Our Process

1) Clean the surface and remove vegetation from cracks; 2) Treat oil spots and seal working cracks; 3) Apply sealcoat uniformly at the specified rate; 4) Cure, then restripe the markings

What Affects the Cost

Total area and number of coats; surface cleaning and oil-spot treatment; crack sealing performed beforehand; restriping after cure; lot or lane closures during application

Best Time of Year

Sealcoating requires warm, dry conditions and is scheduled in the peak of summer for proper curing.