Asphalt sealcoating with a written, surface-specific scope.
Sealcoating is a surface-treatment request for existing asphalt. Tell us about the surface, its condition, access and the exact work area so suitability and scope can be reviewed and confirmed in writing.
What does an asphalt-sealcoating request cover?
It is a request to apply a surface treatment to an existing asphalt area. The accepted written quote defines preparation, the treatment area, access needs and exclusions. It does not mean every surface is suitable or that repairs or other work are included.
Repairs or any other work are included only when separately listed in the accepted written quote.
Four details needed for a quote
Surface type and use
Describe the existing asphalt surface in your own terms, such as a driveway or parking area. A request does not mean every surface is suitable.
Approximate dimensions
Provide the approximate length and width, or another practical estimate of the requested work area.
Current visible condition
Describe visible wear or damage so the request can be reviewed before a scope is confirmed.
Location and access
Explain where the surface is, how it can be accessed and which exact area you want considered.
Conditions can affect the confirmed scope
Surface condition, weather, access, property or site rules, active vehicle or pedestrian use, drainage and existing damage can affect availability, scheduling or what can be confirmed. Share those details with the requested work area before a quote is prepared.
The accepted written quote is the final scope. Preparation, treatment area, access needs, exclusions and any separately listed work must appear there to be included.