Asphalt Sealcoating

Asphalt sealcoating is designed to protect asphalt pavements from the damaging effects of the environment, including moisture and ultraviolet oxidation.

Asphalt Sealcoating FAQ’s

What is asphalt sealcoating?

Over time, rain, oil, and other chemicals can damage the surface of your asphalt, making it brittle and unattractive. The process of asphalt sealcoating involves sealing the cracks to prevent ice and water from compromising the integrity of your driveway or parking lot. We recommend that our customers create a pavement sealing plan to maintain their asphalt, rather than spending thousands of dollars to replace the asphalt after years of neglecting it.

What are the advantages of sealcoating your driveway or parking lot?

If you are hoping to extend the life of your asphalt and ultimately save money for years to come, sealcoating is the best way to accomplish this. Your new sealcoating will protect your driveway or parking lot from weather, oxidation, and oil and chemicals. The beautiful dark surface color not only protects your investment, but boosts your property’s curb appeal at the same time. Contact us to schedule your sealcoating this season, and enjoy the benefits of extended pavement life.

How often should you sealcoat your driveway or parking lot?

Asphalt sealcoating frequency is determined by the weather in your region and the condition of your exist- ing asphalt. In San Diego, we have a mild climate which means you will be able to sealcoat your asphalt less frequently than people who live in regions that have four seasons with scorching summers and freezing winters. Generally, you should reseal your driveway or parking lot every two to three years. However, look at your asphalt to see if it’s looking weather, gray, or has hairline cracks. If so, you may need to seal it more frequently.

How long should I wait to drive on my sealcoated surface?

Drying time depends on many factors like temperature, sun exposure, and relative humidity when you job is done. Your All-Pro Asphalt specialist will let you know what is best. Generally, it’s best not to drive on a newly sealcoated surface for at least 24 hours, and sometimes 48 hours. We always recommend being cautious and giving your surface as much time to dry as possible. This will prevent needed to sealcoat it sooner because you didn’t wait the appropriate amount of time. Talk to us when scheduling and we can find the best time to sealcoat around your busy schedule.

See some of our asphalt sealcoating projects around San Diego

Testimonials

"You guys know your stuff! As a veteran property man- ager I have dealt with a lot of construction guys but you guys do it right! It is rare that I find an outfit like yours that pays more attention to the details than I do! You’re awesome, thanks for the great work."

~ Mark H.

"I have several rentals in San Diego and was in the process of completing a small build and needed the alley way in front of the garage paved. I called around to 3 contractor and Frank and his team got the bid not just based on price but availability (since I had a short time frame to get this done). Doing small asphalt jobs as I later found out aren't high priority but frank was fantastic. In addition to price and quality of the job, he called me the day of, prior to the crew arriving since he knew that space was limited and I had concern of blocking in neighbors. Even my own general contractor on the build didn't provide such notice when they had large trucks potentially invading others space. Bottom line, 5-star review all the way and I would highly recommend Frank and their team to do any size job for you or your business. Communication is key and knowing what a clients needs are, and budget, really made for a great experience. Thank you!"

~ K.R.