Driveway sealcoating for homeowners.
Cracks filled, edges cut in by hand, an even black coat, and a straight answer on when you can park on it again.
Most of what we do is somebody's driveway. A single car pad, a two car apron in front of a garage, a long shared drive running back off the road, a quarter mile of blacktop down a hill in the country. We have done all of those this season.
The work is the same either way. Clean it properly, fill the cracks, cut the edges in by hand, put an even coat down, tape it off, and tell you honestly when you can use it.
Before
After
What you get back
An even black surface, a straight edge against your grass and your concrete, and no overspray on anything that is not asphalt.
If your driveway is the first thing anybody sees from the road, this is the cheapest thing you can do to the front of your property.
How a driveway job runs
You call or send the form
Tell us the town and roughly what you have. We will set a time to come look at it, usually within a few days.
We look at the actual surface
We measure it, check the cracks, look for low spots and oil stains, and tell you what the surface really needs. If sealing is not the right call, you will hear that.
We prep it properly
Blow and sweep the whole surface, clean out the cracks, fill them, and treat oil spots. This is the part that decides whether the job lasts.
We put the coat down
Cut the edges in clean, then coat the surface. Sharp lines against your grass and your garage, not overspray on the concrete.
We tape it off and tell you when
Barricade tape across the ends so nobody drives on it, and a straight answer on when you can use it again.
Get a real number for your driveway.
Tell us where you are and what you have. We come out, look at the surface, and give you a price. If sealing is not the right call, we will tell you that too.