Question 1

How long does driveway sealing last?

Accepted Answer

A premium oil-based sealcoat typically lasts 1–2 years depending on traffic, sun exposure, snow plowing, and salt. We recommend regular re-sealing to keep your asphalt protected.

Question 2

What is sealing?

Accepted Answer

Sealing is the process of applying a protective oil-based coating over your asphalt driveway or parking lot. It helps restore the rich black finish, re-moisturize the surface, and protect it from sun, water, salt, oil, and everyday wear.

Question 3

How long before I can drive on it?

Accepted Answer

Stay off the surface for 24 hours minimum. 48 hours is ideal, especially in cooler weather. We'll leave clear instructions when we finish.

Question 4

Do you fill cracks first?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cracks are where water gets in and destroys asphalt from below. We treat cracks with hot rubber crack fill before sealcoat — that's how a real seal job is done.

Question 5

What product do you use?

Accepted Answer

A premium spray-on oil-based sealer — never diluted with water. It's the same oil base asphalt is originally manufactured with, which helps properly re-moisturize and protect the surface.

Question 6

Do you service commercial lots?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We seal parking lots of all sizes, paint lines, fill cracks, and do asphalt repair. Written quotes and priority scheduling are available. Visit our Commercial page for details.

Question 7

How much does driveway sealing cost?

Accepted Answer

Residential sealing starts at $295 + HST. Use our Instant Estimate tool for a square-foot calculation, or request a free written quote.

Question 8

How quickly can I get a quote?

Accepted Answer

Typically same day. Send us your address by phone, email, WhatsApp, or our quote form and we'll respond fast.

Question 9

Will overspray hit my garage?

Accepted Answer

No. We spray everything and use boards to prevent overspray and keep edges clean around garages, walkways, and curbs.

Question 10

Do I need to do anything to prepare?

Accepted Answer

Move vehicles out of the driveway before we arrive. We handle the rest — power blow, edge prep, crack treatment, and seal.

Common questions, honest answers.

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