Asphalt paving, when properly installed and maintained, generally has a lifespan of 20 to 25 years. However, various factors such as weather conditions, traffic volume, and drainage can influence its durability.

Asphalt paving is generally more cost-effective, faster to install, and easier to repair compared to concrete. While concrete offers greater durability in certain climates and a distinct aesthetic, asphalt is often preferred for driveways and roads due to its flexibility and cost-efficiency.

It is advisable to allow 24 to 48 hours before driving on newly installed asphalt. In warmer weather conditions, the curing process may require additional time for the surface to fully set.

Sealcoating is a protective layer applied to asphalt surfaces to shield them from water damage, UV radiation, oil spills, and other harmful elements. This process is crucial as it extends the pavement's lifespan and enhances its visual appeal.

Sealcoating should be performed every 2 to 3 years, with the frequency depending on factors such as usage intensity, weather exposure, and the age of the asphalt. Delaying sealcoating can leave the surface vulnerable to cracking, oxidation, and water infiltration.

Yes, potholes and cracks can typically be addressed using various asphalt repair techniques. Prompt attention to these issues is recommended to prevent more extensive and costly damage in the future.

For most residential driveways, the paving process can be completed within 1 to 2 days. Larger commercial projects may require several days, depending on the project's scope and size.

Our company provides a one-year warranty on our services. For more detailed information about our warranty coverage, please contact our office.