How do I extend the life of a paved driveway?

There is no doubt that driveway needs to be updated every 1-2 years. So you have recently invested good money and expecting that your driveway stays for longer period. Best to best quality of an asphalt can last for 15-20 years just like ADA-Striping offers. Still there are some type of asphalt which stays not less than 2-3 years because of cheap quality and bad material. It is possible to keep your asphalt maintained in a well manner. You just need to take care of a few things to keep your driveway run longer- 
  1. Prevent Driveways from Water- To keep asphalt updated, it is essential to prevent driveways from excess water. It doesn’t matter if your driveway is updated recently. Little water can turn into cracks and if not taken care of, it may result into Potholes. So be active in preventing your driveway from excess water, rain.
  2. Sealcoat Time to Time- There is no need to be worried if driveway came in contact with water. The consequences driveway may have with water is “cracks” Still there is hope to improve them. Cracks can be treated with sealcoating. It is important to remember that do not overseal the cracks as it might reduce the life of pavement. 
  3. Hire Experienced Driveway Contractor- you must be confused whether to seal-coat or replace with new asphalt. This is the time where calling asphalt driveway paving contractors for better advice. They will help you out with the decision. They will represent a clear picture of the driveway.

Make sure that you hire a qualified and experience driveway paving contractor.  Before hiring driveway contractors, make sure to ask them photos of previous service they have proved or have been provided. This will ensure you whether they are ideal contractors. They are also certified access specialist who comes to your commercial property and inspects whether it complies to ADA guidelines.

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