Amarillo-area service
Protection works best when the pavement is properly prepared.
Amarillo sun, temperature changes, traffic, and moisture gradually oxidize asphalt and leave the surface dry and gray. Sealcoating places a uniform protective coating over suitable pavement. It can improve appearance and make routine sweeping easier, but its primary value is helping shield the asphalt surface from continued exposure.
Sealcoating is not a substitute for structural repair. Potholes, unstable sections, and significant cracks should be addressed first. The pavement also needs cleaning, with oil spots and loose material treated as appropriate. Dry weather and controlled access are important because the coating needs time to cure before vehicles return.
Call with the property location, approximate paved area, surface condition, and any access restrictions. Planning may include crack sealing, minor repairs, sealcoating, and fresh striping in a practical sequence so each treatment supports the next.
Common needs to discuss
- Commercial parking lots and paved drives
- Surface cleaning and preparation
- Coordination with crack sealing and repair
- Restriping after the coating cures