Straight answers about pavement.
Four guides covering the questions we actually get asked: when to seal, what each service fixes, what is in the sealer, and what to do in between. Written for Central Virginia weather rather than copied from somewhere warmer. No sign-up, no gate.
When to sealcoat in Central Virginia — and why the calendar matters
Sealer is a chemical process, not a coat of paint. Get the temperature and the dry window wrong and you have paid for a coat that never properly cured.
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Sealcoat, crack filling or patching? What each one actually fixes
These three get talked about as if they were interchangeable. They are not, they fix different problems, and doing them in the wrong order wastes money.
Read the guide →Coal tar, asphalt emulsion or acrylic: the three sealers, plainly
Not all sealcoating products are the same, and the difference is worth understanding before somebody applies one to your property.
Read the guide →The asphalt maintenance checklist: what to do between seal coats
Sealcoating every two to three years is the big lever. These are the small, free things that decide how much work the sealer has to do.
Read the guide →Would rather someone else handled it?
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