Sealcoating a Commercial Asphalt Parking Lot

For effective pavement sealcoating, there are a few critical factors to consider. Firstly, the ideal temperature for the application is 60+ degrees Fahrenheit and rising to ensure proper drying and curing. This temperature is usually achieved from late spring to early fall, making these seasons the best time to schedule sealcoating projects. Sealcoating requires a sense of urgency because the longer the pavement is exposed to environmental elements, the more damage it can sustain.

For the best results, proper cleaning of the surface is important. Sometimes two coats of sealant are needed, depending on the time that has elapsed since the previous application. While some competitors may only offer a single coat, we focus on thorough cleaning and the appropriate number of coats to ensure maximum protection and longevity for your pavement. We believe in providing a high-quality service that goes above and beyond industry standards.

Lastly, the frequency of pavement sealcoating depends on several factors, including the amount of traffic on the pavement, the age of the pavement, and the environmental conditions in the area. Most properties require cracksealing in conjunction with sealcoating every three years or more frequently, depending on these factors. While sealcoating does not add structural integrity to the pavement, by scheduling regular cracksealing and pavement sealcoating, property managers can maintain the existing integrity of commercial asphalt, saving time and money in the long run.

In conclusion, pavement sealcoating is an essential aspect of commercial parking lot maintenance that can help extend the life of the pavement and prevent costly repairs or replacement. By doing so, commercial asphalt can remain durable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing for years to come. To schedule an evaluation for your parking lot or for more information about parking lot maintenance and our services visit http://siteservicesonline.com/.