Seal coating an asphalt pavement parking lot is essential to protecting your investment. How can you tell when you should sealcoat asphalt? After new pavement is installed, it’s recommended to wait approximately six months to one year before seal coating.…
Seal coating is the lifeline to your asphalt pavement. It should be part of your routine asphalt maintenance program, which should include filling potholes and cracks as soon as they appear and reapplying seal coating to the entire paved surface…
Are you looking to maintain a driveway, parking lot, or other asphalt paved surface? Then seal coating is the best solution. Is asphalt sealcoating is really necessary? Yes! Is it something you can skip to save costs? No! Here are…
Crack sealing is your first defense against significant pavement deterioration brought on by wet weather and temperature changes. Expansion and contraction is most damaging during the winter. Crack fill can be applied even in cold weather as it is heated…
Questions To Ask Before You Sign A Seal Coat Contract What is the water to emulsion ratio in the product you apply? Does this meet or exceed manufacturer guidelines? What process do you use to pre-treat oil spots and engine…
Seal Coating Protects Your Investment While Enhancing The Appearance Of Your Property Pave Shield Seal Coat Emulsion by Neyra Industries is a tough, durable, environmentally friendly coating Low VOC, non-flammable coating emitting no obnoxious odors or fumes. Independent tests confirm…
Crack Fill vs. Replacing Asphalt? Crack Fill is your first defense against significant pavement deterioration. Crack Fill is a mix of asphalt and rubber, installed in cracks between 1/8” and 1” wide. It seals cracks to prevent water from damaging…
Why Integrity Asphalt, Concrete & Seal Coating Adds MaXum Brand Hardener to our PaveShield Seal Coating Emulsion. Integrity Asphalt, Concrete & Seal Coating consistently strives to research new products, equipment and methodologies in an effort to ensure our clients receive…
Seal Coating is the most important element of a pavement management plan. Properly applied seal coat protects asphalt surfaces against gasoline, oil, salt, water and ultraviolet rays. Asphalt is preferred for parking lots because it provides excellent waterproofing, flexibility and adhesive properties at an…
