As you know, Long Island has to endure severe winters when roads and the pavement becomes buried in several inches of snow, hot summer months when sun is scorching, and frequent tropical storms that bring in copious amounts of rainfall.

Unknown to you, driveways and parking lots are damaged by these harsh weather elements. Sealing drivewaysprotects them from the elements, keeps them looking good, makes them last longer, and optimizes your infrastructure investment. Hire The Driveway Guys of Long Island so your driveway, parking lot, and other paved surfaces remain sparkling.

The Driveway Guys of Long Island offer comprehensive driveway seal services to our customers. The DrivewayGuys of Long Island are experts in working on cement, concrete, and asphaltdriveways and pavers, and we do a thorough job every time we undertake a sealcoat and paving project.

We take as much time as we need to prepare a driveway for sealing before carrying out the actual sealcoat job. The cracks on a driveway have to be filled in or repaired and the potholes patched before sealcoat can be applied. If not, the cracks widen and deepen over time and weaken the driveway. The oil and grease stains on the drivewayhave to be scrubbed clean before applying a layer of sealcoat. If they are not, the coating layer does not fix firmly to the surface and may chip off or break away when Mother Nature decides to toss some rain your way.

The Driveway Guys of Long Island have been in the driveway sealing business long enough to know how disastrous the results can be if the sealing surface is not prepared properly before actually sealing it. That is why, we first scan the driveway minutely to spot trouble areas, such as cracks, potholes, and greasy stains. We then scrub the stains until they are gone. We use liquid fillers, roll-type filler, asphalt-repair caulk, or foam backer rods to repair cracks; and apply blacktop patch to fill in potholes.

We do not mind repeating this filling process if we have to, such as applying multiple layers of the repairing material, to ensure that the driveway can withstand the forces of nature for a long time. After all, there’s nothing like a strong and stable foundation to support the sealant and keep it firmly in place.