Sealcoating involves applying a protective layer of liquid asphalt emulsion to the surface, shielding it from the elements. It acts as a barrier against UV rays, water, oil, and chemicals, which can break down the asphalt over time. Sealcoating not only enhances the curb appeal but also prolongs the life of the pavement, preventing costly repairs in the future.

Crack filling is the process of sealing cracks and joints in the asphalt to prevent water penetration. If water seeps into the cracks, it can freeze and expand in colder months, leading to further damage. Crack filling helps maintain the structural integrity of the pavement by preventing water from causing more cracks or potholes, which can become hazardous and expensive to repair.

Asphalt maintenance encompasses both of these processes along with routine inspections and repairs. Regular maintenance ensures that minor issues are addressed before they escalate into significant problems, helping to keep the surface smooth, safe, and functional. Proper asphalt care can extend the lifespan of a surface by several years, saving time and money in the long run.