Over time, sun, water, and chemicals can weaken and damage parking lots, leading to costly repairs. Fortunately, asphalt sealcoating offers an effective solution to protect and preserve your pavement, whether in a busy parking lot or a private roadway.

Asphalt Sealcoating by Royal Pavement Solutions: Protecting and Preserving Your Parking Lot

A seal coat adds a protective layer to shield paved surfaces from damaging factors like weather and vehicle oils. The seal coat mixture includes concentrated sealant, silica sand, water, and occasionally additives to enhance performance. During the curing process, the seal coat hardens into a barrier that safeguards asphalt from harmful elements, extending its life and keeping it in better condition.

The process starts with cleaning the pavement and repairing cracks or other surface damage. A primer may be applied to trouble spots, such as cracks or edges near curbs or structures. The sealant is applied using a sprayer, though some areas may require manual application. Two thin seal coating layers are typically applied to ensure the material cures properly and offers the best protection.

Benefits of Asphalt Sealcoating

Upgrade & Protect YOUR NY Parking Lot! Choose Royal Pavement Solutions for Professional Asphalt Sealcoating and More!

As a trusted asphalt maintenance company serving Islip and Long Island, Royal Pavement Solutions provides expert blacktop sealcoating services for commercial properties. In addition to parking lot sealcoating, we offer a full range of commercial paving services, including crack sealing, paving, milling, asphalt repair, and parking lot striping. Our experienced team ensures that your commercial pavement is well-protected, visually appealing, and built to last.

Contact us today for a free quote or more information on our asphalt sealcoating services. We’re here to help you protect your investment with professional asphalt sealcoating!

Our Customers Trust
Us
With Their
Investments

© 2025 Royal Pavement Solutions. |

Request Estimate Ready for your estimate?