C. Brooks Paving recommends every 3 years depending on climate and wear. C. Brooks Paving send reminder letters to our customers after 4 years, and generally it only needs a touch up.
As part of the production process, C. Brooks Paving will use a hot pour crack fill. C. Brooks Paving define significant as cracks of ½" or more wide
Seal coating is a process not unlike painting your house. The asphalt in your driveway can deteriorate due to exposure from the sun, heavy traffic or oil spills. The seal coating process involves spray applying an asphalt or coal tar emulsion to help protect the asphalt from the elements.
The important thing to remember about seal coating is that it is a cosmetic process and is not a structural repair. If your driveway or parking lot requires any patching or crack sealing, these must be done first before the seal coating.
C. Brooks Paving recommends that all water systems are off and there is no debris around area being seal coated.
Yes. The traditional sealcoat that has been in use since before WWII is a coal tar-based sealer. This creates a hard, durable film, has a deep, dark color and has increased resistance to petroleum spills. The seal coating industry is an industry in change.
C. Brooks Paving uses the newest materials that allow customer to drive 12 hours after we have seal coated the lot. Rainy days cause the product even longer to cure.
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