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If your driveway has cracks, potholes or other damage, you may wonder, can you sealcoat a cracked driveway? Damaged areas must be repaired before applying sealcoating to protect the pavement and get the best performance from the sealant. Not filling cracks before sealcoating weakens the coating and can allow water to penetrate the pavement and foundation. To protect your driveway, call a professional driveway repair specialist to evaluate your pavement and recommend effective treatment. Many cracks, potholes and gaps can be repaired and then sealed, which will refresh the driveway and add years to its service life. The trained crew at NWS House Washing and Asphalt Sealcoating have years of experience working in the Twin Tiers region. We understand how weather, wear and tear and lack of maintenance can speed up driveway deterioration. Our crack sealing services will get your pavement ready for sealcoating. Repairing cracks and sealcoating your driveway can extend its service life for years. Experts note that each dollar spent on preventive maintenance saves between $6 and $14 in later repair costs to rectify poorly maintained pavement.
Sealcoating is an economical, attractive way to refresh, upgrade and protect asphalt and concrete driveways and other paved areas around your home or business. For the best results, sealcoating must be done during warm, dry weather to ensure the coating adheres to the substrate. If you are planning to sealcoat your driveway, schedule it when weather conditions will enhance curing. Your contractor should offer flexible scheduling and provide recommendations that overcome the challenges of rain, humidity, overcast days and fluctuating temperatures. The professional crew at NWS House Washing And Asphalt Seal Coating work closely with clients in the Twin Tiers area to achieve optimum sealcoating results. We schedule sealcoating to avoid rain before and after driveway sealing and take advantage of sunny, breezy days that help sealcoating to dry. When properly done, your newly sealed driveway will provide an impermeable barrier to protect your pavement for several years.