Precision-applied protective sealcoating for commercial parking lots, drive lanes, and industrial surfaces shielding your asphalt from UV breakdown, oil penetration, and Houston’s rain and humidity.
Asphalt is held together by binder. Houston sun oxidizes that binder, rain washes it out, and oil drips dissolve it. Once enough binder is gone, the surface turns grey, loses flexibility, and starts to ravel and from there you are looking at cracking, potholes, and eventually a full overlay. Sealcoating replaces that protective layer.
Applied on a regular cycle, it is a small recurring expense that defers a very large capital expense. The math is not close. A sealcoat cycle costs a fraction of what resurfacing costs per square foot. Properties that sealcoat on schedule routinely get significantly more service life out of the same asphalt.
Sealer does not bond to dirt. We clean the surface thoroughly sweeping, blowing, and power washing where needed before anything is applied.
Oil-saturated areas reject sealer. We treat and prime those spots so the coating adheres instead of peeling off in six months.
Sealcoating over open cracks accomplishes nothing. Cracks get sealed before the coating goes down. (See our crack sealing service.)
We use commercial-grade sealer with the correct additive package for Houston heat and humidity applied at the proper coverage rate, in the proper number of coats, by squeegee or spray depending on the surface.
Sealcoating covers your existing markings. We restripe to your existing layout or an updated, ADA-compliant one.
Your lot cannot close for two days. We section the work, run nights or weekends, and keep access open so tenants and customers can still get in.
For most commercial properties in the Houston area, every two to three years. That interval tightens for lots with heavy truck traffic, significant oil exposure, or full sun with no shade. It can stretch for low-traffic surfaces in good condition.
We do not recommend sealcoating a lot that does not need it. If you call us and your surface has another year in it, we will tell you that and put you on the calendar for next season.
New asphalt should not be sealcoated for at least 90 days. Fresh asphalt needs to cure and release its oils first. Sealing too early traps them and causes the coating to fail.
Most sealcoat failures come from bad prep, not bad product. We do not skip the cleaning, and we do not spray over oil spots and hope.
Thin sealer looks identical on day one and fails within a season. We apply at the specified rate.
Nights, weekends, phased sections whatever keeps your tenants and customers moving.
We assess your whole pavement and tell you where sealcoating fits in the plan and where it does not.
Premium commercial and industrial asphalt laying tailored to withstand heavy traffic and power Houston’s infrastructure growth.
Proactive rubberized crack sealing to prevent water penetration, structural failure, and costly future pavement repairs.
Tell us the approximate square footage and we will walk the site and give you a straight assessment of what it needs.
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