Asphalt Sealcoating
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Protect Your Asphalt Surface From the Elements
Turn to our team for asphalt sealcoating services in Mineral Wells & Parkersburg, WV
Your driveway is tough, but it isn't indestructible. Since it's always exposed to the elements, it's susceptible to damage. Protect it with an asphalt sealcoating service. Set up your service with experts at Exterior Property Maintenance to extend the life span of your surface.
We offer special discounts for senior citizens and military personnel. Contact our team today to schedule your driveway sealcoating service in Mineral Wells & Parkersburg, WV.
Driveway sealcoating protects your surface from the elements
Asphalt sealcoating is the key to a long-lasting asphalt surface. This sealant protects your surface from:
- The sun
- Snow and ice
- Rain and humidity
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FAQ
Q. Is sand required for application
A. Yes, silica sand should be added. Sand provides slip resistance, helps with drying, and adds to the durability of the sealcoating material.
Q. What are the benefits to using additives in sealer?
A. Additives can assist in speeding up the dry time for additional coats of sealer, as well has help with sand suspension and reduce power steering marks.
Q. How to apply asphalt sealer
A. sealer can be applied by brush, squeegee, or specialized spray equipment.
Q. How should asphalt be prepared before sealcoating?
A. Surfaces must be clean and free from all loose dirt and debris. Pavement surfaces should be repaired with a suitable hot or cold asphalt patch. Cracks should be filled with hot or cold applied crack fillers.
Q. How long should vehicles stay off the surface after sealing?
A. Please give the seal coat 24 hours after the final coat to cure prior to opening back up to traffic.
Q. What temperatures should seal coat be applied?
A. 50 degrees minium
Q. Why do the edges of the driveway appear different?
A. In order to avoid overspray and provide the neatest job possible, we sealcoat the edges of your driveway by hand, especially around garages and walls, as these areas must be brushed to avoid overspray. Over time, the appearance will become uniform and the difference will not be noticeable
Q. What about broken asphalt
A. We offer a wide variety of repair methods depending on damage and budget
Q. What temperature should seal coat be applied?
A. 50 degrees minimum April-October area
Q. How do I pay for sealing?
A. Checks and all major credit cards. Payment can be left the day of service or pre-payment can be made through our office. We do not accept cash.
Q. Why should i sealcoat my asphalt
A. Sealcoating your asphalt does more than just restore it to that freshly paved black color we all love. Sealcoating replenishes oils, restores moisture, and protects it from damage. As the name suggests, sealcoating seals the surface protecting it from water penetration, drying UV rays, and prevents it from cracking.
Q. can i apply sealcoat my self?
A. While a professional sealcoating gives you the best results, you can apply sealcoating to your asphalt on your own. We sell the best sealcoat on the market
Q. If sealcoat gets on my grass, will sealcoat harm my lawn?
A. Occasionally sealcoat could overspray slightly onto the lawn. The sealer will not harm the grass; a mowing will get rid of the sealer.
Q. What about cracks?
A. Cracks are an invitation to moisture to seep into the pavement's base and ruin your driveway. As this moisture expands and freezes, the pavement will break and the driveway will fail. To prevent this, we install a high-quality, hot applied crack and joint sealant to your cracks before sealcoating. Although this crackfill is visible, the sealed cracks prevents moisture from causing further damage.
Q. Can i apply sealcoat over cracks to fill them
A. No. If you have cracks in your asphalt they should be properly repaired before applying sealant to the surface. Sealant is not thick enough to fill and seal cracks. We make any repairs and resurface worn asphalt before applying sealant for a lasting result that extends the life of your asphalt.
Q. How often should i sealcoat my driveway
A. Depending on the level of traffic and exposure to the elements your driveway receives, it should be sealcoated every 3 to 5 years.
High traffic roadways and parking lots benefit from more frequent sealcoating. Talk to us to find out how often you should have professional sealcoating today.
High traffic roadways and parking lots benefit from more frequent sealcoating. Talk to us to find out how often you should have professional sealcoating today.
