Precision Striping and Sealcoating, Inc. is proud to offer high quality professional asphalt sealcoating to our valued residential customers too.

We use only the highest quality SealMaster coal tar sealer. This is the same sealer that we use on high traffic commercial parking lots.
We also offer Hot Crack Repair Sealing a rubber based crack sealant.  

Many people wait too long to seal their driveways for maximum protection. While it still helps anytime; the maximum benefit from sealing begins with newer pavement. You would never "wait until it cracks" to paint some new wood on your house would you?

  Reasons to Sealcoat your Driveway:

• Sealing protects asphalt from the damaging effects of oxidation caused by the sun and moisture damage from rain and especially ice & snow.

• Maintains that great "like new" appearance of your property.

• Consistent maintenance including professional sealing can up to double the life of your pavement. Saving your valuable pavement investment.

• 365 days a year the elements are attacking your pavement. Did you know only a tiny percentage of pavement failure is due to traffic. Driveways seldom "wear out". They "die of old age" from a lack of proper maintenance throughout their lifespan.

WATCH OUT FOR SCAMS!

1. One of the biggest scams in asphalt contracting is the “I have extra material” line.  Any reputable sealing  contractor will have very little sealer left after a job is complete.  Also sealer does not go bad as long as it does not freeze so there is no rush to get rid of it, if it is about to freeze it's too cold to apply sealcoating anyway.

2. Any contractor that knocks on your door should only tell you one thing; that he left his shop with nothing to do that day and is now out trying to drum up some work. 

3. Soliciting door to door is also illegal in most towns.

4. Beware of anyone who does not have their truck lettered.

5. What is commonly called "OIL BASED SEALER"  IS ILLEGAL IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY and most Northeast States.

6. If a deal sounds to good to be true.   IT IS!

7. Ask for references, exact addresses, tell them to come back after you have had a chance to go look at them... and do go look.          

8. If a contractor says that a price is for “today only,” or “working in your area this week only” that usually means that he is what’s called a “Gypsy”.  “Gypsies”, the slang term for "travelers", move from state to state and town to town.  After they have worn out their welcome, they move to a different state or town.  These people usually have out of state license plates, fancy trucks, and a reason you need to do the work right now. Always just take a moment to see if they are in the phone book, if they say they are new, call directory assistance, that few cent call could save you being taken advantage of for many $$.         

9. If the contractor you hire will only accept cash or wants the check made out to cash, BEWARE.
   Never make a check out to "cash" and if they insists on using their personal name ask for a valid driver's license & copy all their information. 
   A reputable contractor will always ask for a check made out in the name of the business.

10. If in any doubt, ask for their contractor's license number, to see their drivers license, or certificates of insurance. If they just give you information verbally tell them to return the next business day after you have had a chance to verify their information.

11. USE COMMON SENSE. While not every contractor who makes "cold calls" is disreputable many are, often others are brand new, inexperienced, and desperate for work.

Precision Striping and Sealcoating, Inc. offers Neighborhood Discounts for 3 or more driveways.

Click Here For A $15 Discount Web Coupon. 
One coupon per customer.
Coupon must be printed & returned with signed contract.

Contrary to popular belief applying sealer with a spray application is not messy or dangerous.
When done correctly a spray application will give you a consistently even layer of sealer. Precision Striping and Sealcoating takes all the necessary precautions too protect your home, sidewalks, landscaping, stone\brickwork etc.
When layer thickness varies (which happens in most hand applications) sealer is more likely to “peel” or “flake”.