What We Do
and why it needs to be done
CRACK REPAIR
Asphalt driveways can develop cracks and dips over time. It’s important to fix these cracks in a timely manner to protect the durability. The most frequent cause of cracks in your asphalt driveway is water that has seeped below the surface and expanded or contracted with freezing and thawing temperatures. After patching and filling any cracks or dips in your asphalt driveway, you will also want to seal your driveway to prevent any further water seepage.
SEAL COATING
Sealing asphalt driveways is time consuming but necessary. As water permeates cracks in the material and settles down at the base, the strength of the base is compromised, resulting in the formation of potholes. Cracks filled with water are also an open invitation in the to damage from freezing in colder climates.
Even in warm climates, grass can begin to grow up through cracks on the edges of the surface. Damage from ultraviolet rays and oil or gas spills are other good reasons for sealing asphalt driveways.
BENEFITS
#1 maintaining your asphalt investment is more cost effective than replacing it
- Extend the life of the driveway and parking lot
- It creates a uniform coat over the pavement
- Protect the driveway from salts, chemicals, and moisture from entering into the pavement
- Expertly applied using specialty equipment for the best results
- It is a cost-effective way of repairing or surfacing the existing pavement extending the life of the pavement and driveway
- Having a professionally sealed parking lot and driveway will also add to curb appeal, and property value.
