BENEFITS
EXTENDS LIFE
Regular sealcoating can double the life of your expensive asphalt.
Regular sealcoating can double the life of your expensive asphalt.
BEAUTIFIES
Restores the “Jet Black, Like New” look to improve the overall appearance of your property.
Restores the “Jet Black, Like New” look to improve the overall appearance of your property.
PROTECTS
Sealcoating protects against the damage caused by the intense Florida sun exposure.
Sealcoating protects against the damage caused by the intense Florida sun exposure.
RESISTANT
Sealed asphalt resists against the harmful effects of vehicle fuel and oil leaks as well as other chemicals like lawn fertilizers and pesticides used near your pavement.
Sealed asphalt resists against the harmful effects of vehicle fuel and oil leaks as well as other chemicals like lawn fertilizers and pesticides used near your pavement.
RESTORES
Asphalt sealcoating will improve the surface texture of rough, aged surfaces by filling in voids due to lost aggregate.
Asphalt sealcoating will improve the surface texture of rough, aged surfaces by filling in voids due to lost aggregate.
EASIER CLEANING
Ask your sweeping contractor about the benefits of having a smooth, sealed surface. It makes their job much easier. It also greatly improves water flow for proper drainage
Ask your sweeping contractor about the benefits of having a smooth, sealed surface. It makes their job much easier. It also greatly improves water flow for proper drainage
COST EFFECTIVE
Asphalt is a petroleum byproduct and has tripled in cost. Sealcoating will ensure that you don’t have the expensive burden of re-paving earlier than needed. For just pennies per square foot, sealing is the most cost-effective tool available.
Asphalt is a petroleum byproduct and has tripled in cost. Sealcoating will ensure that you don’t have the expensive burden of re-paving earlier than needed. For just pennies per square foot, sealing is the most cost-effective tool available.
WHEN TO SEALCOAT
COLOR LOSS
Is the once black asphalt now light gray? That’s a sign of oxidation and other weather damage.
Is the once black asphalt now light gray? That’s a sign of oxidation and other weather damage.
AGGREGATE LOSS (ROCKS AND SAND)
Just take a look near your drains or low spots. Is there an accumulation of small rocks or sand? If so, it most likely came from within your asphalt. Don’t let your asphalt wash down the drain.
Just take a look near your drains or low spots. Is there an accumulation of small rocks or sand? If so, it most likely came from within your asphalt. Don’t let your asphalt wash down the drain.
TEXTURE
Is the asphalt no longer smooth, but instead has a rough, jagged surface when viewed up close? Or is it slippery? Both conditions indicate that sealing is needed.
Is the asphalt no longer smooth, but instead has a rough, jagged surface when viewed up close? Or is it slippery? Both conditions indicate that sealing is needed.
PETROCHEMICAL STAINS
Asphalt is a byproduct of petroleum. So it stands to reason that it is not resistant to other petroleum products (gas and oil). Petrochemicals leaking from cars and trucks will soften the asphalt and cause irreversible damage.
Asphalt is a byproduct of petroleum. So it stands to reason that it is not resistant to other petroleum products (gas and oil). Petrochemicals leaking from cars and trucks will soften the asphalt and cause irreversible damage.