Long-Lasting Asphalt Maintenance in St. Clair Count

The resurfacing process typically takes a few days, depending on the size of the area. This involves applying a new layer of asphalt over the existing surface to restore its look and function.

Sealcoating is most effective on surfaces that are in good condition. If your asphalt has significant damage, such as large cracks or potholes, those should be repaired first before sealcoating can be applied. 

Asphalt resurfacing is a more cost-effective option if your surface is mostly in good condition but has worn down over time. Full replacement may be necessary if the underlying structure is severely damaged. 

Typically, it’s recommended to wait 24-48 hours before using your newly resurfaced or sealcoated asphalt driveway to ensure it has fully cured and set. 

Yes, sealcoating restores the deep black color of your asphalt and helps maintain its visual appeal. It can also provide a glossy finish, making your pavement look new again. 

Yes, we offer free estimates for both our asphalt repair and maintenance services. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and learn more about how we can help maintain your surfaces. 

The lifespan of your asphalt is influenced by factors like weather conditions, traffic volume, maintenance frequency, and the quality of the materials used. Regular maintenance and timely repairs can significantly extend its life. 

While hot crack sealing prevents water from entering existing cracks, it doesn't stop new cracks from forming. However, regular sealcoating and early crack sealing can significantly reduce the likelihood of new cracks developing. 

Yes, we use eco-friendly sealcoating materials, including low-VOC (volatile organic compounds) products, and offer the use of recycled asphalt in our resurfacing and milling services, which helps reduce environmental impact. 

One of the most common mistakes is delaying maintenance until significant damage occurs. Timely interventions like crack sealing, sealcoating, and pothole repair can prevent larger, costlier issues.