Sealcoating in Cape Coral & Lee County, FL

Seal coating is a protective layer applied over asphalt that shields it from ultraviolet rays, oxidation, rain, oil, and fuel spills. It restores that deep black finish and, more importantly, buys you years of extra pavement life for a fraction of the cost of replacement.

Why It Matters in Southwest Florida

Southwest Florida is about the harshest environment asphalt can face: relentless UV, 90-degree summers, salt air off the Gulf, and daily downpours in the rainy season. Unsealed pavement in Cape Coral oxidizes fast, then water works into the hairline cracks and undermines the base. Sealcoating every two to three years is the cheapest insurance you can buy for your pavement.

What You Get

• Blocks UV rays and slows oxidation that turns asphalt gray and brittle
• Seals the surface against water intrusion, the number one cause of potholes
• Resists gas, oil, and fluid damage in driveways and parking lots
• Restores a rich black finish that makes striping pop
• Costs a small fraction of replacing failed asphalt

Our Process

1. 01

   Clean & prep

   We blow, sweep, and power clean the surface, then treat oil spots so the sealer bonds properly.

2. 02

   Crack fill

   Cracks are routed as needed and filled with hot rubberized crack sealant.

3. 03

   Edge & detail

   Edges, curbs, and tight areas are cut in by hand for a clean, sharp line.

4. 04

   Apply seal coat

   Commercial-grade sealer is applied in even coats by squeegee or spray.

5. 05

   Cure & restripe

   We barricade the area, let it cure, and restripe layout and markings if needed.

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