Your Questions about Sealcoating, Answered
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Seal coating protects asphalt from environmental damage, water infiltration, and wear, while also improving its appearance.
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We recommend seal coating every 2–3 years, depending on traffic levels and environmental conditions.
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Seal coating is a preventative measure, not a repair method. Cracks and potholes should be repaired before the sealcoating is applied.
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Seal coating typically takes 24–48 hours to dry completely. We recommend avoiding heavy traffic during this time.
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No, it’s best to wait at least 24–48 hours to allow the sealant to cure fully before driving on it.
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Yes, seal coating reduces the need for extensive repairs and replacements, which minimizes waste and conserves resources.
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Seal coating is best applied in warm, dry conditions to ensure proper adhesion and curing. Spring, summer, and early fall are ideal.
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Seal coating creates a barrier that reflects UV rays, preventing the asphalt from drying out, fading, and becoming brittle.
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No, seal coating is formulated to provide a smooth yet safe surface with proper traction for vehicles and pedestrians.
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Regular cleaning, prompt crack repairs, and avoiding heavy loads on the surface can help maintain your asphalt and extend the life of the seal coating.