J. Perry Paving

  Asphalt seal coating is a process of applying a protective coating to asphalt-based pavements to provide a layer of protection from the elements. The primary purpose of seal coating is to protect the asphalt from the sun’s ultraviolet rays, which can cause damage and deterioration. Seal coating can also help resist the effects of water, oil, and other chemicals, and it can improve the appearance of the pavement by filling in cracks and giving it a smoother finish. In general, seal coating should be applied every two to three years to maintain its effectiveness.   Sealcoating is an important process for protecting your asphalt surface. However, there are a number of common sealcoating issues that can occur. These include bubbles, failing to repair cracks and breaks, and not paying attention to the weather. Luckily, you can avoid these sealcoating issues by working with the professionals. We have the experience and knowledge necessary to properly seal your surface and protect it from

  A mixture of aggregates, binders, and fillers including bitumen, sand, and gravel are used to surface roads, driveways, and parking lots. Asphalt is a bitumen compound. It is frequently used due to how reasonably priced it is, how quickly it dries, how well it traction and how long it takes to wear down. Asphalt will ultimately begin to show symptoms of wear and will require repair or replacement. The asphalt's surface can develop divots, fissures, and disintegrating. Knowing the main reasons of asphalt deterioration is useful if you want to use asphalt restoration or want to avoid problems from arising. Moisture in excess The substance asphalt is incredibly permeable. Water will partially permeate a surface when it touches it. When the temperature outside changes, the asphalt may really move because of the resulting expansion and contraction. Small cracks may consequently develop, allowing more moisture to soak in and lead to more issues. The good news is that you may use