How long will my new asphalt driveway last?

With proper maintenance, your new asphalt driveway should last up to 25 years.

When will our new asphalt pavement require a sealcoating application?

Sealcoating should be applied about a year after the asphalt’s initial installation. But if your asphalt starts to grey, it's time for a sealcoating application.

How thick should my new asphalt be?

Your new asphalt should be 2.5 to 3 inches thick on average.

At what intervals should I have sealcoating applied to my asphalt driveway or parking lot?

Your asphalt driveway or parking lot needs a sealcoating application every 2 to 5 years, depending on wear.

How much will a new asphalt driveway cost?

It depends on the square footage of your driveway project. Call us today for a free estimate!

Why do the edges of my asphalt driveway keep crumbling?

Uneven wear and tear can cause the edges of your asphalt driveway to crumble. Driving a mower or a vehicle over the edges can lead to chips and cracks.

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How long will my new asphalt driveway last?

With proper maintenance, your new asphalt driveway should last up to 25 years.
When will our new asphalt pavement require a sealcoating application?

Sealcoating should be applied about a year after the asphalt’s initial installation. But if your asphalt starts to grey, it's time for a sealcoating application.
How thick should my new asphalt be?

Your new asphalt should be 2.5 to 3 inches thick on average.
At what intervals should I have sealcoating applied to my asphalt driveway or parking lot?

Your asphalt driveway or parking lot needs a sealcoating application every 2 to 5 years, depending on wear.
How much will a new asphalt driveway cost?

It depends on the square footage of your driveway project. Call us today for a free estimate!
Why do the edges of my asphalt driveway keep crumbling?

Uneven wear and tear can cause the edges of your asphalt driveway to crumble. Driving a mower or a vehicle over the edges can lead to chips and cracks.