In addition to the grim death rate and hospitalization statistics, business, and school closures, and so much more, the 2020 coronavirus pandemic caused a myriad of economic issues for many essential industries. As we continue to adjust our expectations for the future, here’s some insight into how the pandemic affected the sealcoating industry. Trickle-Down Effects
If your driveway has just been sealcoated for the first time, you might be wondering when you’ll have to redo it. The general recommendation is every two to three years, but there are a few factors which affect how often you should sealcoat your driveway. Geography and Climate Where do you live and what’s the
When is Sealcoating Season? In general, most contractors operate between April 15th and November 1st, since that’s when the weather is most likely to be warm enough and the humidity is lower. However, even within this time frame, it’s important to consider the unpredictable weather in October and November. Just because there’s no snow on
How it Works Asphalt is made of rock and gravel, which is held together with a binding agent, or binder, made of cement by distilling crude oil. Asphalt wears down because rain, U.V. rays from the sun, and chemicals will all degrade this binder over time. Sealcoating adds a thin protective layer to asphalt surfaces
You may have noticed that driveways and parking areas get sealcoated every couple of years. Ever wondered what goes into making that decision? With the size of some parking lots, I seems like an overwhelming task. A sealcoating project can take a whole day, including drying time. Often, one of the most concerning factors to
There seems to be some confusion out there about what asphalt repair and sealcoating really are. Despite what many believe, they are entirely different processes with primarily the same objective. Despite being different processes, they work together to create a flawless finish in your pavement and enhance its appearance. Here is more information to help
Maintaining the parking lot of your business is essential to establishing your business as one who cares about its customers. One of the last things you want is to have them navigating around potholes and broken pavement. Plus, a well-marked and maintained parking lot provides a sense of order when your business is busy. We