Asphalt Sealcoating Utah
Asphalt pavement is a large investment; let us help you protect it with sealcoating in Utah! We use a high-quality emulsion based seal coat engineered to help you get the maximum life out of your asphalt systems. Asphalt sealcoating helps prevent water, oil, the effects of the sun, and other elements from penetrating and causing harm to the integrity of your pavement. Superior Asphalt, LC is a Greater Salt Lake City area local parking lot sealcoating company and provides Salt Lake City asphalt sealing and sealcoating services to the state of Utah — including the Wasatch Front, Park City, St. George, and Moab — and surrounding areas.
Looking for asphalt sealcoating services in Utah? Asphalt preservation is a must to protect your investment in your pavement. We’re sealcoating Utah asphalt, one parking lot at a time.
Utah Residential Sealcoating & Commercial Sealcoating Service
As your local Salt Lake City area sealcoating contractor, we provide a variety of pavement preservation and asphalt sealing services to residential and commercial customers throughout the state of Utah:
- Asphalt Driveway Sealcoating
- Asphalt Parking Lot Sealing
- Private Road Sealing
- HOA Road Sealing
- Commercial Property Sealcoating
- Residential Seal Coating
UTAH ASPHALT SEALING that PROTECTS YOUR PAVEMENT
Asphalt sealing is a vital part of asphalt preventative maintenance. Regularly sealing asphalt surfaces helps to seal in some of the emulsified oils used to bind the aggregate in compacted asphalt; maintaining its body and slowing down raveling and structural breakdown.
Seal coat Utah asphalt to protect your pavement from cracks and potholes — and the dreaded pothole repair. Get an asphalt sealing Utah quote from Superior Asphalt, LC, today!
Utah Parking Lot And Driveway Sealcoating
Sealcoating not only protects your asphalt pavement — it also gives it a face-lift and enhances curb appeal. We strive to be one of the best sealcoating companies in Utah.
Check out this before-and-after picture of a Utah sealcoat parking lot service we performed for one of our local customers.
If you’re in need of parking lot sealcoating or driveway sealcoating, contact Superior Asphalt for professional asphalt maintenance today!
before & after
Asphalt Sealcoating
Benefits
Sealcoating your driveway, parking lot, or any asphalt surface in Utah not only offers protection against the elements at the surface level, but also significantly extends the lifespan of your pavement. By choosing asphalt sealcoating services in Utah, you’re investing in a cost-effective solution that saves you money in the long run by preventing costly repairs.
Seal coat asphalt sealer protects asphalt pavement against damaging elements:
UV rays
Fuel spills
Rain water
Frost heave
Aging and raveling
Snow accumulation and removal
Irrigation water
OUR ASPHALT SEALANT PRODUCT
Asphalt seal coating Salt Lake City parking lots and driveways is important. At Superior Asphalt, LC, we use emulsion seal coat.
Asphalt emulsion sealer is a slurry, or viscous liquid, containing an industry-leading blend of aggregate, mineral fillers, surface active agents, and catalysts, all designed to protect, maintain, and aesthetically improve your asphalt surface.
Seal coat by nature is softer and smoother than compacted asphalt. The finish is rich black in color and fills in the voids between the rough aggregate, or solids in asphalt, resulting in a smooth yet durable texture after pavement sealing. It seals in existing asphalt binder, and provides a protective coating — sealing pavement surfaces against water penetration and covers oil spots and other stains!
In addition to the standard seal coat, we also offer customers an enhanced seal coat product with added polymers for greater longevity at an additional charge.
Our Utah Sealcoating Process
Asphalt emulsion seal coat is a pavement surface treatment that is applied via squeegee or spray application to both new or old pavement.
First, we clean the pavement surface and remove any weeds or debris.
Next, seal coat material will then be applied in one or two coats with our sealcoating equipment, either spread by squeegee or applied via spray application.
Finally, it needs time to cure overnight, before parking lots can be opened up to traffic.
YOUR UTAH ASPHALT SEALING & STRIPING PARTNER
In addition to helping homeowners with asphalt driveway sealing Salt Lake City, we also partner with businesses and other groups to provide our professional sealcoating services.
Superior Asphalt, LC is a local Utah sealcoating company, working with a variety of local partners:
- Property management companies
- Facilities managers
- HOAs
- Cities and municipalities
- Shopping centers
- Office parks
- Car dealerships
- Schools and other campuses
To help preserve your asphalt systems, we can help plan and schedule regular pavement preservation and maintenance services, including crack sealing, sealcoating, crack repairs, and line striping. For the best performance, asphalt cracks and other damage to asphalt surfaces should be repaired before seal coat is applied.
COMPLETED UTAH SEALCOATING Work IN THE GREATER SALT LAKE CITY AREA
Superior Asphalt LC is proud to provide customers with quality materials and quality work. Take a look at some of the residential driveway sealing and commercial parking lot sealing projects our sealcoating contractors have completed in the Salt Lake City area.
Ask us about our residential and commercial services to get your pavement back in shape today!
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Sealcoating Services
Are you looking for one of the best asphalt sealing companies? Our asphalt sealcoating services will protect your pavement from the wear and tear of weather and traffic, extending its usable life. Request a quote for our experienced asphalt sealing services in 5 states: Utah, Arizona, Colorado, and Nevada!
faq: Utah Seal coating Services
Sealcoating is the application of liquid seal coat asphalt sealant, which dries as a surface coating to protect asphalt from deterioration and inhibit raveling.
Read more: What is Sealcoating?
Over time and with exposure to certain elements, asphalt breaks down. Sealcoating asphalt adds in lost surface materials, slows oil evaporation and oxidation, protects against destructive elements, and saves money in the long run.
New asphalt should be seal coated within the first 12 months of being installed and then resealed about every three years thereafter in most cases.
If you have waited longer than 12 months before sealcoating driveway, parking lot, or other asphalt, or are unsure how to assess the condition and/or plan for your pavement’s care, let us take a look at it for you! Our professional Utah sealcoat, asphalt maintenance, and repair estimators can help you determine a proper maintenance schedule customized to the condition and needs of your pavement.
Our asphalt sealcoating application process begins by cleaning the surface of the pavement area with steel brooms and push blowers. Weeds are removed and debris cleared. If crack sealing is part of your project, then we would typically seal pavement cracks with hot rubberized crack sealant at this time. (Note that crack seal is a separate item and is bid and billed apart from the seal coat.)
Once the surface of the pavement is properly prepared, the seal coat material will then be applied in one or two coats with our sealcoating equipment. Depending on need it is either spread by squeegee or applied via spray application.
The product will then need adequate time to cure out and properly set before reopening back up to foot and vehicle traffic. Typically the area will be ready to open to traffic the morning after the seal coat is completed.
Please note that due to the softer nature of the material, you may notice scuff marks or tire tread marks upon reopening. Don’t be too alarmed, those marks are normal and will be most pronounced in the first few weeks after application, they will eventually blend in over time. To minimize the frequency of those scuffs, drivers will want to avoid turning vehicle wheels while stationary on new seal coat.
A standard seal coat should last between three and five years; however, it is important to note that the material’s life will mirror the quality and condition of the asphalt structure to which it is applied. When you seal coat asphalt, the better the quality and the condition of your pavement, the longer the coating will last. That’s one reason why sealcoating new pavement within the first 12 months and following an asphalt resealing and maintenance schedule is so vital. Extreme weather conditions also impact the life of a seal coat.
Additionally, using the enhanced polymer product can extend the life of the seal coat even longer than the standard material.
Read More: How Long Does Sealcoating Last?
Sealcoat only treats hairline cracks (very, very small cracks) effectively. Asphalt cracks will need to be repaired or treated with special rubberized crack sealant before a seal coat can be effective.
Read more: Does Sealcoating Fill Cracks?
As long as the seal coat was installed onto a clean, dry surface with adequate temperatures, sun exposure, and cure time, the seal coat will not track, peel up, or flake. The edges of your asphalt are sealed by hand and we do our best to train our employees to keep concrete edges neat and clean.
Yes! Our pavement sealer material is of much higher quality than the DIY variety.
No. It’s not made to be applied hot.
Seal coat should be applied to dry pavement, in 55-degree weather and warmer. It’s also important to watch that nightly temperatures do not reach below freezing during cure time. Sun exposure also greatly helps in the curing process.
Absolutely! As an asphalt maintenance and asphalt coating service provider, we complete hundreds of asphalt sealing projects every year — from smaller residential driveway sealcoating to large, renewable municipal contracts. We do Utah asphalt sealing plus several other states: Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, and Wyoming.
We’re here to help Utah sealcoat. If you are unsure about your asphalt’s viability for sealcoating, it would be best to let one of our asphalt maintenance and sealcoating professionals take a look at your driveway or parking lots.
It is important to know that sealcoating driveway and parking lot asphalt is not installing new pavement, nor does it increase the volume of your asphalt by more than 1/8 of an inch. Deteriorated or under-maintained pavement may need a more extensive solution, such as an asphalt overlay, new asphalt, or full patch removal and replacement.
Read more: Cracked Asphalt: When to Seal vs Repair
Asphalt sealcoat is ideal for many roads, such as HOA, PUD, or private lanes, especially if you have clean or decorative curbing, because many other products such as a type I or type II slurry tend to ravel or leave more of a messy surface over time.
And yes, Superior Asphalt can do several types of Utah sealcoat projects, from private roads to driveways and parking lots.
Slurry is a blanket term referring to several different kinds of products. Emulsion seal coat is one kind of slurry seal and is a material tailored for sealcoating parking lots, residential driveways & HOA or private roads. Other kinds of slurry include Type I, II & III slurry seals; Gilsonite sealer and binder, & fog seals.
Yes. We are more than a sealcoating company. We provide parking lot striping in addition to asphalt sealing services.
Sealcoating covers your whole parking lot with a matte black surface. It covers up any existing parking lot lines. So, fresh parking lot striping is needed to keep your parking lot safe and organized after a sealcoating service.
Read more: Why Parking Lot Sealing and Striping Go Hand in Hand
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