Seal Coating in Melville, NY

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Professional seal coating that adds years to your driveway’s life while restoring that fresh, black finish.

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Professional Driveway Sealing Services

What Proper Seal Coating Does

Your asphalt faces a beating every day. Sun breaks down the binders that hold everything together. Water seeps into tiny cracks and freezes, making them bigger. Oil stains and chemicals eat away at the surface.

Seal coating creates a protective barrier that blocks all of that damage. You get a smooth, uniform black surface that looks like it was just paved. More importantly, you’re adding 3-5 years to your asphalt’s lifespan.

That’s the difference between replacing your driveway in 10 years versus 15-20 years. The math is simple: a few hundred dollars in seal coating saves you thousands in premature replacement costs.

Melville Asphalt Sealing Experts

We Know Long Island Asphalt

We’ve been protecting Long Island driveways and parking lots for years. We understand what asphalt faces here: brutal winters with freeze-thaw cycles, salt damage from road treatments, and intense summer UV exposure.

That local knowledge matters when you’re choosing materials and timing applications. We use commercial-grade sealers designed for our climate, not the basic stuff you’ll find at big box stores.

Our team shows up when scheduled, works efficiently, and cleans up completely. No surprises, no excuses, no cutting corners on quality.

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Our Seal Coating Process

Here's How We Protect Your Asphalt

First, we clean your asphalt thoroughly. All debris, oil stains, and vegetation get removed. Any cracks wider than a quarter-inch get filled and sealed properly.

Next comes the actual seal coating application. We use professional spray equipment or squeegee application depending on your surface. Two thin coats work better than one thick coat – better coverage, faster drying, longer-lasting protection.

The sealer needs 24-48 hours to cure completely, depending on weather conditions. We’ll let you know exactly when it’s safe to drive on. Most driveways are ready for light foot traffic within 4-6 hours.

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What's Included in Our Service

Every seal coating job includes thorough surface preparation, crack filling for cracks up to a quarter-inch, and professional-grade sealer application. We bring all equipment and materials needed for the job.

You’ll also get clear instructions for curing time and maintenance tips to maximize your investment. We don’t rush off to the next job – we make sure you understand exactly how to care for your newly sealed surface.

For larger cracks or areas with significant damage, we’ll let you know upfront what additional repairs might be needed. No surprises after we start the work.

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Most asphalt driveways in Melville need seal coating every 2-3 years. The exact timing depends on traffic, weather exposure, and the condition of your asphalt. If you can see individual stones in the asphalt surface or notice fading from deep black to gray, it’s time for seal coating. Waiting too long means the sealer won’t penetrate properly, and you’ll need more extensive repairs before sealing.
Late spring through early fall works best for seal coating in our area. You need temperatures above 50 degrees for at least 24 hours after application, with no rain in the forecast. We typically recommend May through September for optimal results. Avoid scheduling during the hottest summer days when temperatures exceed 85 degrees, as the sealer can dry too quickly and not penetrate properly.
Seal coating typically takes 4-6 hours for light foot traffic and 24-48 hours before you can drive on it safely. Humidity, temperature, and sealer thickness all affect drying time. We’ll give you specific timing based on weather conditions the day of application. Don’t rush it – driving on partially cured sealer can leave permanent tire marks and reduce the protective benefits you’re paying for.
Small cracks up to a quarter-inch wide get filled as part of our standard seal coating service. Larger cracks, alligator cracking, or potholes need proper repair before seal coating. Trying to seal over significant damage just wastes your money – the sealer won’t adhere properly and the underlying problems will continue getting worse. We’ll assess your asphalt condition and recommend the right approach for lasting results.
Seal coating protects existing asphalt that’s still in good structural condition. It’s preventive maintenance that extends asphalt life and restores appearance. Resurfacing involves laying new asphalt over the existing surface when there’s significant damage or wear. Seal coating costs a few hundred dollars; resurfacing costs several thousand. Regular seal coating helps you avoid premature resurfacing by protecting against water damage and surface deterioration.
You don’t need to be present during the actual application, but we do need access to water and the ability to move any vehicles off the asphalt. We’ll coordinate timing with you beforehand and provide clear instructions about when you can return vehicles to the driveway. Most homeowners prefer to be available at the start to discuss any concerns and at completion to review care instructions, but it’s not required.