FAQs

Seal Pro Paving & Sealcoating
  • How often should asphalt be sealcoated?

    The recommended frequency varies based on traffic volume and local climate, but most asphalt surfaces should be sealcoated every 2 to 3 years to preserve both structural integrity and visual appeal.
  • Does sealcoating repair cracks or potholes?

    No. Significant cracks, potholes, and other structural damage must be addressed prior to applying sealcoat. Seal Pro provides comprehensive patching and repair solutions alongside sealcoating services.
  • Can sealcoating improve curb appeal?

    Yes. A fresh sealcoat application revitalizes the deep black color of asphalt and gives driveways and parking lots a cleaner, well-maintained appearance.
  • When should parking lots be restriped?

    Parking lots require restriping when the existing markings fade, lose visibility, or following a sealcoating application. Areas with heavy traffic may need more frequent line striping maintenance.
  • Can line striping help with ADA compliance?

    Yes. Correctly marked accessible parking spaces and adjacent access aisles support compliance with ADA parking standards. Property owners are responsible for verifying that all markings align with current regulatory guidelines.
  • Should line striping be done after sealcoating?

    Yes. New striping should be applied once the sealcoat has fully cured, which allows for sharp, highly visible lines and ensures proper paint bonding to the surface.
  • What types of markings can be added?

    Line striping services can include parking stalls, handicap spaces, directional arrows, fire lanes, loading zones, no-parking areas, and custom pavement markings.