

Sealcoating typically lasts 2–3 years, depending on traffic, weather, and maintenance.
Cracks should be filled before sealcoating to ensure a smooth and durable surface.
Most asphalt surfaces require 24–48 hours to cure before allowing vehicle traffic.
While it protects against weather, chemicals, and UV, it cannot repair structural issues or pre-existing damage.
Yes, new asphalt can be sealcoated after it has cured, usually within 6–12 months, to protect it from early wear and oxidation.