Sealcoating restores the rich black appearance of your driveway while protecting the asphalt from damage caused by UV rays, gasoline, oil, chemical spills, moisture penetration, and Virginia's freeze-thaw cycles. We recommend sealcoating your driveway every 2 to 3 years to maintain its condition and extend its lifespan.
When a driveway becomes heavily cracked, uneven, or starts breaking down, a full removal and replacement is often the best long-term solution. In many cases, especially on smaller driveways, replacing the asphalt can be more cost-effective than continuing to repair failing areas.
Asphalt repair is performed to correct isolated issues in the driveway without replacing the entire surface. Potholes, low spots, sinking near the garage, and cracked areas are common candidates for repair.
Also referred to as resurfacing, an overlay involves installing a new layer of asphalt over the existing driveway. This can be a more cost-effective alternative to a full removal and replacement when the existing surface is still structurally sound.
