Crack fill
Cracks cleaned out and filled so water can’t get under the pavement.
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Sealcoating in Lakewood, CO
Sealcoating protects your parking lot or driveway from sun, water and spills, and brings back that deep black finish. Elite Asphalt Specialties sealcoats lots across Lakewood and the west Denver metro.
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What sealcoating does
Asphalt starts breaking down the day it’s paved. Sun dries out the binder that holds it together, water works its way into small cracks, and oil and gas drips soften the surface. Sealcoat is a protective layer that takes that wear instead of your pavement.
A fresh coat also makes a tired, gray lot look new again, which matters to the residents, tenants and customers who see it every day.
What’s included
- Surface cleaned before we seal
- Open cracks filled first when needed
- Sealer worked into the surface
- Sections planned so part of the lot stays open
- Restriping after the seal cures, if you need it
How we do it
The same steps on every sealcoating job, so you know what to expect.
1
Clean
We clear dirt, debris and loose material so the sealer bonds to the asphalt.
2
Prep
Open cracks get filled and problem spots handled first, so we’re not sealing over damage.
3
Seal
Sealer goes down and gets worked into the pores of the pavement.
4
Cure and reopen
We block off the area while it cures and tell you exactly when traffic can return.
Blocks sun damage
Shields asphalt from UV rays that dry it out, fade it gray and make it brittle.
Keeps water out
A sealed surface stops rain and snowmelt from soaking in and freezing.
Resists oil and gas
Helps protect against spills that soften and break down asphalt.
Recent sealcoating work
Real jobs by our crew. No stock photos.
Where we offer sealcoating
Sealcoating for apartment communities, HOAs, businesses and homeowners in Lakewood, Denver, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Golden, Littleton, Westminster and Englewood.
Sealcoating questions
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Most lots do best with a fresh sealcoat every two to three years. High-traffic lots and lots in full sun may need it sooner.
Plan on about 24 hours before vehicle traffic, depending on temperature and humidity. Foot traffic is usually fine sooner. We’ll give you an exact reopen time for your job.
Sealcoat needs warm, dry weather to cure, usually above 50 degrees with no rain expected for a day. Spring through early fall is the main season.
No. Sealcoat protects the surface, but it won’t close open cracks. We fill cracks first so water can’t get underneath, then seal over the top.
Yes. Larger lots can be done in phases so residents and customers still have somewhere to park. Ask about phasing when you call.
Get a sealcoating quote
Send the property address and what you need, or call and talk to the crew directly.
Tell us about your lot
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