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Sealcoating
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Crack Filling
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Patching
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Striping
Sealcoating
Since asphalt is a petroleum-based product, other petroleum products may react with the surface. This includes vehicle oil and gasoline. The sealcoat may act as a temporary barrier against those materials. A sealcoat is not a crack-filling agent; this must be done prior to applying the sealcoat. Sealcoating may also reduce the friction or anti-skid properties associated with the exposed aggregates in asphalt
Some benefits of sealcoating asphalt include:
- Reduces long term repair costs.
- Accelerates melting of snow and ice on the pavement surface.
- Protects your pavement from oxidation, oil and chemical spills.
- Protects against water penetration, rain, frost and snow damage.
- Enhances the appearance of your building and landscape.