Frequently-Asked Questions

In general, asphalt should be sealed depending on the amount and type of wear, traffic, weather, etc. Typical sealers last approximately two years and as little as one year. Here at Gaylord Seal Coating,  it should last three to four years.

Your asphalt surface will appear lighter in color as it starts to turn to a light grayish color. Also, stones may appear to pop out more frequently than before, which means the proper sealer is needed to seal and protect the driveway and to rejuvenate the bonding agents of the asphalt.

No, as long as the driveway is clear of all vehicles, Gaylord Seal Coating can complete your job and send you an invoice in the mail.

Yes, we will take care of this service for you.

The usual time required and recommended to stay off the surface of your driveway is 24 hours after completion of the job. However, some surfaces, like parking lots, can be opened up shortly after sealing due to an additive that is applied into the sealer.

Yes, sprinklers need to be turned off 24 hours prior to start of work and stay off for 24 hours after completion of work.

Yes, a mailout will be sent in three years reminding you. If we do not hear from you, then we will conclude that the asphalt is in good condition and we will re-mail out a reminder the following year. You may also just want to contact Gaylord Seal Coating to come out and evaluate the condition of your asphalt to see if it needs to be done. If it does not need to be done, we will place you on our contact list for next year since we had advised you that you still have time.

Yes, there is a huge and dramatic difference that is vital to your asphalt! Some sealers can cause more damage than good to an asphalt surface.