Seal Coating in Scotts Beach, NY

Your Driveway Protected From Weather Damage

Professional seal coating that adds years to your asphalt and saves thousands in replacement costs.

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Driveway Sealing Scotts Beach

What Proper Seal Coating Actually Does

Your driveway stops looking like it’s falling apart. The cracks get filled, the faded gray turns rich black, and water can’t seep through to damage the foundation underneath.

You’re not just getting a cosmetic fix. You’re adding 10-15 years to your asphalt’s lifespan when you seal it every 2-3 years. That’s the difference between replacing your driveway in 8 years versus 20+ years.

The math is simple: spend $300-800 on seal coating now, or spend $5,000-8,000 on full replacement later. Plus your property value stays strong when your driveway actually looks maintained instead of neglected.

Asphalt Sealing Company Scotts Beach

We Know Long Island Driveways

All Purpose Paving has been protecting asphalt surfaces across Nassau County for years. We understand what salt air, freeze-thaw cycles, and heavy rains do to your driveway.

Most sealcoating fails because contractors skip proper prep work or use cheap materials. We clean the surface thoroughly, fill cracks properly, and use commercial-grade sealer designed for our climate.

You get straight answers about timing, realistic expectations about results, and work that actually lasts. No disappearing after the job, no surprise charges, no cutting corners to save a few bucks.

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Sealcoating Process Scotts Beach

How We Seal Your Driveway Right

First, we clean your driveway completely. Oil stains get treated, debris gets removed, and the entire surface gets power washed. Most contractors skip this step, which is why their sealer peels off in a year.

Next, we fill and repair cracks properly. Small cracks get crack filler, larger ones get patched with hot asphalt. The surface needs to be structurally sound before sealer goes on.

Then we apply two coats of commercial-grade sealer using professional equipment. Not the stuff you get at Home Depot – industrial sealer that’s designed to handle Long Island weather. The first coat soaks in, the second coat creates the protective barrier.

You stay off it for 24-48 hours depending on weather. After that, you’ve got a driveway that looks new and will stay protected for 2-3 years.

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Blacktop Sealing Services Scotts Beach

What's Included In Our Seal Coating

You get complete surface preparation – cleaning, crack filling, and spot repairs where needed. We don’t just spray sealer over problems and hope for the best.

The sealer itself is commercial-grade material designed for coastal conditions. It handles salt exposure, UV rays, and temperature swings better than residential products. We apply it with professional equipment that ensures even coverage.

We also handle the details that matter: protecting your landscaping, cleaning up completely, and giving you clear instructions for curing time. You know exactly when you can drive on it again and what to expect as it cures.

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Every 2-3 years for most driveways, but it depends on your specific conditions. If your driveway gets heavy use or direct sun exposure, you might need sealing every 2 years. Lighter use driveways can go 3 years between applications. The key indicator is when the asphalt starts looking gray instead of black, or when you can see small cracks starting to form. Don’t wait until major cracking happens – that’s expensive to fix and means the base is already damaged.
Late spring through early fall, when temperatures stay above 50°F for at least 48 hours after application. We typically recommend May through September for optimal results. The sealer needs warm weather to cure properly and can’t be applied if rain is expected within 24 hours. Fall applications work well because your driveway gets sealed before winter damage occurs, but spring applications give the sealer more time to cure before the next harsh winter season.
Quality seal coating lasts 2-3 years in coastal conditions when applied correctly. Salt air and freeze-thaw cycles are harder on sealer than inland conditions, which is why we use marine-grade materials designed for coastal exposure. Cheap sealer or poor application might only last 1-2 years. The key is proper surface prep and using sealer that’s formulated for salt exposure and temperature swings. You’ll know it’s time to reseal when the surface starts looking gray or you notice water soaking in instead of beading up.
Small cracks (less than 1/4 inch) get filled as part of the sealing process, but larger cracks need proper repair first. Sealer alone won’t fix structural problems – it’s a protective coating, not a repair material. We assess each driveway individually and let you know what repairs are needed before sealing. Trying to seal over major cracks without fixing them first just wastes your money because the sealer will fail quickly. Proper crack repair before sealing ensures the coating lasts its full lifespan.
Professional seal coating typically costs $300-800 for an average driveway, depending on size and condition. DIY materials cost $100-200, but most homeowners end up spending more when the job fails and needs redoing. Professional sealer is higher quality, we have the right equipment for even application, and we handle surface prep correctly. The bigger issue is that DIY sealing often fails within a year because of improper prep or application, so you end up paying twice – once for materials and again for professional work to fix it.
If rain hits within the first 4-6 hours after application, the sealer will likely wash off or cure unevenly, requiring reapplication. That’s why we check weather forecasts carefully and won’t start a job if rain is expected within 24 hours. Once sealer has cured for 24 hours, light rain won’t hurt it, but you still shouldn’t drive on it until it’s fully cured (48 hours typically). If weather does damage fresh sealer, we’ll return to fix any areas that didn’t cure properly – that’s part of doing the job right.