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You know what happens when water gets into those small cracks. It freezes, expands, and turns minor issues into major problems.
Professional driveway sealing creates a protective barrier that keeps water out and extends your asphalt’s life by years. Your driveway stays smooth, looks fresh, and handles whatever Long Island weather throws at it.
No more watching small cracks become expensive repairs. No more worrying about your property value taking a hit from a deteriorating driveway.
Rolling Hills Property Services Inc has been serving Suffolk County homeowners for years, and we understand exactly what Long Island driveways face. The freeze-thaw cycles, the salt damage, the UV exposure that breaks down asphalt over time.
We’re not the fly-by-night contractors who show up with watered-down materials and disappear after the job. We’re fully licensed, insured, and based right here in Smithtown, serving Huntington Station and the surrounding communities.
Our team knows which sealers work best in our climate and how to prep your driveway properly for long-lasting results.
First, we thoroughly clean your driveway with professional equipment, removing all dirt, oil stains, and debris. This isn’t a quick spray-down – proper adhesion requires a spotless surface.
Next, we fill any cracks with hot-applied crack sealer to prevent water infiltration. Small cracks get sealed now before they become big problems later.
Then we apply premium sealcoat using professional-grade materials designed for Long Island’s climate. We use proper application techniques and the right coverage rate – not the thin, watery stuff some contractors use to cut costs.
The result is a driveway that looks great and stands up to years of weather, traffic, and normal wear.
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Your driveway sealing service includes complete surface preparation, crack filling, and application of high-quality sealcoat that’s specifically formulated for our local conditions.
In Huntington Station, driveways face unique challenges from the Long Island Rail Road’s proximity, heavy traffic on Route 110, and the area’s mature trees that can cause root damage and organic staining. We address these local factors in our approach.
Our sealcoating protects against water damage, UV rays, oil spills, and the salt damage that’s inevitable here in Suffolk County. The result is a driveway that maintains its appearance and structural integrity for years longer than untreated asphalt.
We also provide clear timelines for curing and when you can safely drive on the surface – typically 24-48 hours depending on weather conditions.
Most driveways in Huntington Station should be sealed every 2-3 years, but this depends on several factors including traffic, weather exposure, and the condition of your asphalt.
If you’re seeing small cracks, fading color, or rough texture, it’s time for sealing. Long Island’s harsh winters and hot summers accelerate asphalt deterioration, so regular maintenance is crucial here.
We recommend having your driveway evaluated annually to catch issues early. It’s much cheaper to seal a driveway in good condition than to repair one that’s been neglected.
Late spring through early fall is ideal for driveway sealing in our area. We need temperatures consistently above 50°F and no rain in the forecast for at least 24 hours after application.
Many Huntington Station homeowners schedule sealing in late spring after winter damage assessment or early fall to prepare for the upcoming winter. Avoid sealing during the hottest summer days when temperatures exceed 85°F, as this can affect curing.
We typically book sealing projects from May through October, with peak demand in September as homeowners prepare their driveways for winter.
If your driveway has widespread cracking, significant potholes, or areas where the asphalt is crumbling, sealing won’t be enough – you’ll need repairs or replacement.
However, if you see minor surface cracks, fading, or rough texture, professional sealing can restore protection and appearance. The key is catching problems early before water infiltration causes structural damage.
We provide honest assessments during our free estimates. Sometimes a good cleaning and sealing can add years to a driveway’s life, but we’ll tell you straight if more extensive work is needed.
Sealing includes crack filling as part of the process, but it depends on the size and depth of the cracks. Small surface cracks (less than 1/4 inch) are filled and sealed effectively.
Larger cracks or those showing signs of structural movement may need additional repair work before sealing. We use hot-applied crack filler that bonds well with existing asphalt and provides long-lasting protection.
The goal is to prevent water infiltration that causes freeze-thaw damage during Long Island winters. Proper crack filling before sealing is essential for lasting results.
Most residential driveways in Huntington Station can be sealed in 2-4 hours, depending on size and preparation needed. The actual sealing application is relatively quick – most time is spent on proper preparation.
You can typically walk on the sealed surface after 4-6 hours, but wait 24-48 hours before driving on it. Hot weather speeds curing while cool, humid conditions slow it down.
We’ll give you specific timing based on weather conditions and always err on the side of caution. It’s better to wait an extra day than risk tire marks or damage to the fresh sealcoat.
We use commercial-grade sealers specifically chosen for Long Island’s climate, not the watered-down materials some contractors use to increase profit margins. Our preparation process is thorough – we don’t skip steps to save time.
As a local Suffolk County company, we understand the specific challenges driveways face here: salt damage from winter road treatments, UV exposure, and the freeze-thaw cycles that destroy poorly maintained asphalt.
We’re fully licensed and insured, provide written estimates, and stand behind our work. You’re not just getting a sealing job – you’re getting years of local expertise and a company that will be here if you need us.
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