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Professional Sealcoating will reduce wear, beautify and protect your investment

  • Prevents gas, oil and salt damage
  • Prevents sun induced oxidation
  • Prevents water damage
  • Reduces Maintenance cost
  • Rubberized material enhances wear and adhesion

Your driveway was a major investment. Sealcoating is exactly how you protect that investment, maximizing the life of your driveway.

Winter is Coming – Protect Your Driveway Now

The winters on Long Island are a strange beast. Some winters are harsh in Nassau and Suffolk county, while others seem mild. Your driveway, however, can face severe damage from the constantly changing temperatures as well as rain water in a mild winter that freezes days or weeks later. Sealcoating is the best step you can take to avoid thousands of dollars in damages this winter. It protects – and looks great!

STAR-SEAL: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BLACK & GRAY

STAR-SEAL concentrate provides a tough charcoal barrier fortified with inert minerals. This solution is resistant to most prevalent elements that damage asphalt surfaces. STAR-SEAL has protective characteristics for better adhesion and longer wear.

Frequent Sealcoat and Asphalt Maintenance Questions

Numerous studies by the Asphalt Institute demonstrate the measurable benefits of preventive maintenance. Periodic Cracksealing and Sealcoating can more than double the life of your pavement.
No! While many manufacturers produce “sealcoat”, the process, standards and compounds used in the making of sealcoat vary greatly. You can buy “sealcoat” locally, but it won’t last as long. But that’s only part of the story. Do you really want to haul all those heavy pails home, spill it on your clothes (or worse, the house) and then try and make it look nice with a $10 squeegee? Or would you rather have a professional assess your driveway, make the necessary and proper crack repairs and seal it with State-of-the-Art equipment and standardized procedures?

No. The pavement must lose some of its light oils and cure before you can properly sealcoat. Newly installed, unsealed asphalt can absorb oil, gas and other chemicals or be damaged by winter weather before it’s treated. So don’t wait over a year at most.

With a new driveway sealed within 6 months to a year from installation, you could probably get 2 to 3 years of protection from your first application under normal weather conditions. If the driveway is 10 years old and was never sealed, you might only get 1 year from the first application, but 2 to 3 years from subsequent sealcoat applications. Additionally, variables such as water runoff, salt, sand, snowplowing and severe temperature swings will play a role in the longevity of your sealcoat. After a particularly severe winter, like the winter of 2014, you may need to sealcoat after one year.

Anyone that promises 5, 6 or 7 years or more of coverage is simply making empty promises that you’ll have no way of enforcing.

Yes. With the high cost of gas and labor, we can conserve time and money by avoiding travel time and pass along savings to you and your neighbors.