For freshly laid asphalt, you can safely put light traffic on it after about 24 hours, and the pavement will reach full strength to support heavier loads within roughly 48 hours. If you’re having sealcoating done, foot traffic is usually acceptable between 12 and 24 hours after application, while cars can return after around 24 hours. To protect the curing coating, we recommend avoiding heavy items—such as loaded trash bins or recreational vehicles—on the surface for up to three days.

Yes—every asphalt project we complete comes with a free maintenance warranty for three years. If you notice any cracking, sinking or upheaving on the pavement we installed or repaired during that period, just give us a call and we’ll return at no cost to make it right. This three-year guarantee reflects our confidence in the quality of our work and gives you added peace of mind.

Sealcoating serves as a protective barrier against UV radiation, oil spills and water penetration, and for most drives or parking lots it’s best applied every two to three years. Crack filling, on the other hand, is most effective when performed as soon as narrow fissures reach about a quarter of an inch; inspecting your pavement annually helps you catch and seal these cracks early, preventing moisture from seeping in and causing deeper damage over time.

Booking a no-obligation estimate is simple: just click the “Get a Free Estimate” button at the top of any page, fill out your name, address, and brief project description, and hit submit. Once we receive your submission, one of our project specialists will review the details and be in touch—usually within 24 hours—to confirm any questions and schedule an on-site visit if needed.

To help us prepare the most accurate quote right away, it’s best to know the approximate dimensions of the area you need paved or repaired, the type of service you’re interested in (sealcoating, full resurfacing, etc.), and any special site conditions—such as steep grades, drainage issues, or underground utilities. Having clear photos that show the entire surface and any existing cracks or potholes also speeds up the process. If you’re unsure about measurements, a quick sketch or even Google Maps screenshots work perfectly.