Seal King understands that your driveway is both a financial and aesthetic investment. But like any investment that exists outdoors, your driveway is susceptible to the ravages of weather and time. If you discover cracks in your driveway and want information on the repair process, consider contacting Seal King for assistance.
People often think of sealcoating as providing an asphalt black appearance, or that it’s a quick solution to fixing damaged pavement. Sealcoating can’t fix any structural damage that pavement may have, though its application can help good pavement remain smooth and sound. Sealcoating gives asphalt that nice black color, appearing to be new asphalt, and can help your business or home
Do you feel like oil spots are beginning to take over your driveway? Do you park your vehicles out in your driveway regularly and have oil spots began to develop where you often park? This can definitely become an eyesore for your property, and it can also wear down the asphalt as well. So, if you are looking for a driveway oil spot treatment company to get rid of those oil spots at an affordable price, there’s no better option than Seal King Professional Sealcoating. There may be a bunch of companies that say they offer driveway oil spot treatments, but none that offer the high level of quality that our team at Seal King
Taking care of your driveway shouldn’t be a project that you ignore. Afterall, you and your visitors come into contact first with your driveway before any other part of your property. So, don’t let the first impression of your property be a bad one because of your old, worn down driveway asphalt. If you are in the Minneapolis, MN area, the best company for driveway sealcoating is our team at Seal King Professional Sealcoating. Why, you may ask? Well, let us share the many reasons why so many individuals in Minneapolis choose us to help enhance the look of their driveway.
We may not have had the coldest winter ever, but one thing is for sure – most of us are glad to be transitioning to spring. Even a milder winter can leave the exterior of your home looking tattered and tired, even damaged. Your siding, your roof, your deck/porch, fencing and your driveway tend to be areas that can be hit hard during the winter months. You may have noticed some areas that need professional attention this spring. Do not overlook the cracks and damage to your driveway or asphalt surfaces. Over time, these areas can become a real problem and become a safety hazard and an eyesore around your home.
With almost every product on the market today, there’s generally something always trying to mimic a good quality product with one of less value. Take diamonds, for instance. Diamonds are known for their strength, durability and sparkle. However, many people are solely interested in the look of the diamond and the way it sparkles. So instead of purchasing the strong, durable diamond, they choose a much cheaper, much less durable rock called the cubic zirconia. Sure, it may look like a diamond at first, but it is clearly not the same. It’s much less durable, not as strong and the value simply will not hold. At Seal King Professional Sealcoating, our driveway sealant is a diamond. It is built to be long lasting, strong and hold up well. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for our cubic zirconia-like competitors. For quality sealcoating, our sealant outshines the rest.
Your asphalt surfaces are more than just pathways or parking lots – they are investments that deserve proper care and attention. Seal King, with locations in MN and IA, understands the importance of protecting your investment beyond seal coating. Asphalt maintenance is a key component of ensuring the longevity and durability of your surfaces, safeguarding them against the harsh elements and everyday wear and tear.
Crack Filling for Structural Integrity: One crucial aspect of asphalt maintenance is crack filling
Sealcoating the asphalt around your business is a relatively small investment that will yield significant results. Sealcoating will protect your asphalt surfaces from the elements, prevent cracks (which inevitably lead to potholes) and discoloration. Professional sealcoating services will extend the life of your business’ parking lots, sidewalks and other asphalt surfaces saving you money in the long run and making your business more inviting to clients and other guests. Seal King offers commercial sealcoating services to businesses all over the upper Midwest, including Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and beyond.
When you are looking to hire a company to complete a service at your home or business, you want to be sure that the company can complete the job well, on an agreed upon timeline, that there are no hidden fees and that they will leave the area where they work clean and tidy. Unfortunately, many companies out there simply do not pay attention to this level of detail. They rush through their jobs and cut corners. Not the team at Seal King. We are a professional sealcoating company that takes pride in our work, our relationship with our clients and providing high quality sealcoating services at a competitive price.
If you have decided that you want to protect your asphalt surfaces from weathering and traffic, sealcoating is a highly effective tool to keep asphalt smooth, looking its best and free from cracks, discoloration and holes.
Have you noticed your driveway sinking right in front of your garage? Well, you’re not the only one dealing with this issue. In Minneapolis and beyond, there are plenty of homes that have issues with their driveway separating from their garage over time. The good news is that you’ve got a team of garage apron repair experts right in your backyard at Seal King Professional Sealcoating. We’re here to fix your sunken apron so that your driveway and garage apron gets back to full strength.
Common Reasons that a Driveway Sinks: When your home was originally built, footings were installed below the surface of your driveway. Extra gravel was added in the area where the footings were installed. As time goes on, this added gravel settles and weakens, which causes the driveway to lower and separate from your garage apron.